Sentence examples for certainly exaggerated from inspiring English sources

In fact, the range claim are almost certainly exaggerated at least by a factor of two.

The buying freeze this year almost certainly exaggerated the decline in business investment.

The allegations of corruption that target the prime minister and ministers are largely untrue and most certainly exaggerated.

The fervour that greeted Ocasio-Cortez's victory – and of figures such as Andrew Gillum, the new Democratic candidate for the governorship of Florida – was certainly exaggerated.

Other predictions hold that local authorities will be challenged for failing to remove hazardous rubbish bins and fast-growing leylandii hedges.These prophecies of legal chaos are almost certainly exaggerated.

Gregory Johnsen, a Yemen analyst at Princeton University, said that Mr. Saleh "has certainly exaggerated the Al Qaeda threat throughout the years," finding that foreign aid increases when the threat appears to be higher.

But those official figures, which include only state-sector workers, almost certainly exaggerate overall wage increases.

To be sure, the figure of 873,000 almost certainly exaggerates the underlying job growth in the economy, something the Labor Department readily acknowledges.

That certainly exaggerates the country's economic vigour (growth in car sales, for example, is declining), but it would be a stretch to believe that China is in recession.As domestic consumption booms, China's export-oriented manufacturers are under siege.

On current capital spending plans, that could imply a deficit in excess of £25 billion in 2019-20, when the chancellor's plans a £23 billion surplus.In practice, that almost certainly exaggerates the difference.

There's another reason to ignore the purists: They will certainly exaggerate the danger of the council's demise.