Sentence examples for exaggerated by a from inspiring English sources

The construction boom was exaggerated by a potent mixture of perverse incentives.

Jessica D. Lynch's story was embellished by the Pentagon and exaggerated by a hungry media.

A recent report has also shown that official pay figures could be exaggerated by a rise in pension contributions.

The AKP is denounced for its authoritarianism, but it has real achievements to boast of, even if these are exaggerated by a compliant media.

Media pressure to quickly declare winners sometimes overstates initial results, and all of this can be exaggerated by a close race at the top.

Moreover, the strength of interest can be exaggerated by a flourishing black-market trade in fake "followers" and "retweets" to boost brands, celebrities and sometimes the microblog itself.

In one excellent chapter Mr Powell makes a convincing case that the infamous murders of women in Juárez have been exaggerated by an excitable media.

Kane, whose 5-10 officialistingng is probably exaggerated by an inch or two, was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 entry draft.

Its analysis showed that since 2005, SAT scores in critical reading were exaggerated by an average of more than 17 points and those in math by an average of 10.5 points.

Moreover, Frank points out that the plausibility of extreme esotericism in Islamic and Jewish philosophical texts may be exaggerated by an unhistorical dichotomy between Aristotelianism and Neoplatonism (also discussed above, section 2. 4) (Frank 2003, 142 3).

This low conservation is likely to be exaggerated by an under-detection of tunicate U12-type introns.