Sentence examples for exaggerated reliance from inspiring English sources
It is no surprise that even teachers with "missionary zeal" find alternative employment.HUGH WILLIAMSFreiburg, GermanySIR The heart of the problem for American education is an exaggerated reliance on local control.
By the 1970s they had also brought stability after Fidel had all but bankrupted the island by his manic shifts from forced industrialisation back to exaggerated reliance on sugar, the economy's mainstay since colonial days.
Roll up, roll up Yielding to none Indefensible The bonds of time Drastic times Reprints Related items Risk aversion: The bonds of timeJan 8th 2009Yet emerging economies' reliance on America is often exaggerated.
It is clear that they are taciturn, practical people, but the film's insistence on their self-reliance, and their isolation from modernity, feels exaggerated after a while, especially when a significant death goes unmentioned.
These issues centre on early trial stopping, which exaggerates treatment effects, and reliance on subgroup analyses, which for DrotAA yields inconsistent results across different definitions of high risk.
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Those fears are exaggerated.
