Sentence examples for exaggerated cases of from inspiring English sources

They say the commission is simply a pretext for Kobach, who has pushed restrictive voting policies in Kansas and exaggerated cases of voter fraud, and Trump to build a foundation for further voter suppression efforts, which several commission members have supported in the past.

The accompanying diagram shows an exaggerated case of two images, one resulting from a central cone of rays and the other from a cone passing through the rim.

Long before the term collateral damage was identified as a cost of war, raping and pillaging was just an exaggerated case of "boys being boys".

The first conclusion that leaps out of the numbers on judicial nominations is that both sides, not surprisingly, are making exaggerated cases.

Essentially, allegations were made that the dossier that took Britain to war in Iraq was sexed-up to make an exaggerated case, against the wishes of the intelligence community.

Some management specialists see Fujitu's case as perhaps an exaggerated example of the way management at publicly traded companies can seem, from the outside at least, to be subject to personal relationships and even vendettas, with too little objective supervision by corporate boards.

Figure 2 Exaggerated example of distance matrix between chunks.

However, small remaining numbers after censoring in some groups (particularly the intestinal metaplasia group) led to exaggerated increments for new cases of gastric cancer towards the end.

Senior Pentagon officials say cases of civilian casualties are sometimes exaggerated or falsified by the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

In fact, Mr. Felder's report concedes that "cases of civilians contracting diseases from pigeons or pigeon droppings are rare and the threat is often exaggerated".

By inference, human beings with a constitutively less active or less abundant TC-PTP enzyme might be more susceptible to exaggerated bowel inflammation in case of bowel mucosal injury.