Sentence examples for difficult to exaggerate how much from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to exaggerate how much the economy and law and order had deteriorated under President Morsi.
IT IS hard to exaggerate how much is at stake in the German election on September 18th.
It's hard to exaggerate how much economic trouble we're in.
IT IS hard to exaggerate how much is at stake in the German election on Sunday September 18th.
In a huge country like the United States, it is hard to exaggerate how much television counts during national political campaigns.
It is hard to exaggerate how much these Arab regimes wasted the lives of an entire Arab generation, with their foolish wars with Israel and each other and their fraudulent ideologies that masked their naked power grabs and predatory behavior.
It's also easy to exaggerate how much influence any American administration could/did have with Mubarak.
It is impossible to exaggerate how much the EU will change - wider, more diverse, more complex - now that it will cover 450 million citizens.
Even in the 18th century, for example, city property owners were keen to exaggerate how much "public," that is, nontaxable, space encroached on their sites.
It's impossible to exaggerate how much the company of another human being means when you've been cut off from the world and stripped of your rights and freedom.
With this global survey we do not seek to exaggerate how much anti-Semitism there is in the world; rather, we want to document empirically how things actually are.
