Sentence examples for exaggerated drop from inspiring English sources

While we have assumed that the exaggerated drop in HDLC in women with acute forms of CD is a consequence rather than a cause of infection, treatment of atherogenic dyslipidaemia and inflammatory markers in women are of particular clinical relevance in a setting where obesity and its antecedent behaviours are increasing.

He also exaggerated the gesture of dropping the nymph's veil onto his face in fetishism.

My nephew's jaw dropped in exaggerated expression.

Near the end he pretended to yawn and, while doing an exaggerated stretch, tried to casually drop a Talkboy onto the desk behind him.

One of the key criticisms of the government effort is that it has generated advice that later has proven unnecessary or exaggerated — with the decision to drop the dietary cholesterol warning offered as a prime example by lawmakers and other critics.

The only example provided by Meites [16] to substantiate the pilot ion method involved metal analysis at environmentally exaggerated concentrations using a mercury drop (not solid-state) electrode.

"It was exaggerated this quarter by the unusually large drop in defense spending, but that and higher taxes will start hurting" in the coming months.

The display involves a "hunched" posture with characteristically dropped pectoral fins, and an exaggerated, side-to-side swimming motion.

While sperm counts certainly are declining, headlines linking the drop to an increase in infertility are exaggerated and alarmist.

And residents may have an exaggerated view of the market here, based on worse drops in places like Florida, California and Las Vegas, Mr. Frey said.

In accordance with an amnesty provision, the court dropped the charge of "circulating knowingly false or exaggerated news abroad, which would harm the State or its financial standing".