Sentence examples for exaggerated growth from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCullough said that statistic exaggerated growth because the company's private loan program started out very small.

He claimed a year ago that the euro-zone crisis was "behind us", and his government stuck for months to exaggerated growth forecasts.

This exaggerated growth response was found to be due to specific substances, known as gibberellins, which were produced by the fungus.

The new economy, despite its flaws and exaggerated growth ratios, has awakened the entrepreneurial spirit in German students.

Nevertheless, the authors warn that an exaggerated growth rate of femtoBSs installed can affect, from an economic point of view, the network OPEX.

An in-situ addition of 3-aminopropyl trimethoxy silane (APTMS) resulted in the formation of polysiloxane network that effectively controlled the exaggerated growth of ZnO finally produced high surface area, mesoporous Si@ZnO nano clusters.

"Oil prices were exaggerated because growth demand was exaggerated," said Fadel Gheit, the managing director of oil and gas at Oppenheimer Funds.

Last time around, estimates before the census exaggerated population growth, and demographers spent the first days after the real figures were released playing "Where's Wally?".

The problems would be exaggerated if growth or unemployment were worse than expected, increasing the chances that companies and individuals would be unable to repay their loans.

High-street sales surged in the year to April (though warmer weather and the timing of Easter exaggerated the growth) and estate agents reported another rise in inquiries from new buyers.

"An over-reliance on the housing bubble and personal debt exaggerated income growth in the run-up to the recession," said TUC general secretary Brendan Barber.