Sentence examples for exaggerated gains from inspiring English sources

The resulting low volume exaggerated gains and losses.

Lewis says: "I have long suspected the merits of cash were underplayed by traditional research, which compares poor cash rates with often exaggerated gains on investments in shares".

According to Mr. Bates, the lean is due to the exaggerated heat gain on the southwestern face of the spire, which absorbs enough sunlight to increase its length significantly.

In sum, biliverdin treatment prevented RV fibrosis and exaggerated weight gain and improved survival in the HO-1−/− mice exposed to chronic hypoxia.

It is plausible that changes in the gut microbiome of IL-1RI−/− mice may be contributing to exaggerated weight gain, and future studies are warranted.

Coral bleaching has been happening for centuries, threats of rising sea levels to countries such as the Maldives and Tuvalu are greatly exaggerated and temperature gains have been grossly exaggerated by scientists.

"It's all about America First," Trump said in the statement, which exaggerated the financial gains U.S. companies stood to earn from Saudi arms deals.

Government spokesman Lambert Mende claimed that such death tolls were wildly exaggerated for political gain.

Although Pirzada is thought to have a genuine medical qualification from a Russian university, he provided fictitious or exaggerated details to gain work for brief periods as a physician's assistant and a locum GP.

Some of that is true – Arjen Robben, Thomas Müller and Fred have all to some extent exaggerated situations to gain advantage – though even with recidivist vampirism it is a fairly short charge sheet to set against such an overwhelming success.

Polish historian Łossowski notes that both sides mistreated the civilian population and exaggerated reports to gain internal and foreign support.