Sentence examples for exaggerated reported from inspiring English sources

In addition, the cutoff for a positive result was generally set much lower (often >1 8 or >1 20) than that used by CDC, with a potential loss in test specificity and exaggerated reported seroprevalence.

There have been exaggerated reports about the size of Indyk's team – one claimed he has some 120 experts and advisors.

In his mind "exaggerated" reports of the events in Taksim Square are part of a global conspiracy by foreign powers who are stirring up trouble to drive up Turkey's borrowing costs.

Abdqani Hassan Farah, a Universal TV reporter, was arrested on 9 January on a charge of "exaggerating reports of a meeting that created instability in the Sool, Sanag and Eyn regions".

It came with a sour attack on the media, for exaggerating reports of his late start.

Did Qwest exaggerate reports of MCI shareholder objection?

Since the study had no monetary benefits, it is highly unlikely that the school-children exaggerated or reported a non-existent problem.

Even though negative and often times sensationalized and hyper exaggerated media "reporting" north of the border has sidelined some never-traveled-to-Mexico-tourists, the country continues to produce record breaking international tourism arrivals.

A visitor exaggerated when he reported that New Englanders could "neither drive a bargain, nor make a jest, without a text of Scripture at the end on it," but he was not far off.

O'Reilly did say, however, that if Williams is found to have exaggerated or incorrectly reported on another story in addition to the Iraq helicopter incident, he believes he will be fired.

Schulz and colleagues reviewed 250 reports of RCTs and found that those with inadequate allocation concealment, compared to reports in which this information was adequately reported, exaggerated the estimates of an intervention's effectiveness by 30%, on average.