Sentence examples for exaggerated scenarios from inspiring English sources

The beauty of his show is that he presents us with deeply flawed characters in relatable (though comically exaggerated) scenarios.

It's exaggerated scenarios of awful things that feel very familiar: Hollywood cliches, a very interesting commentary on the business.

Let me posit two hypothetical (and deliberately exaggerated) scenarios on how Mr. Perry's decision came about: Hypothetical Scenario A: Although most of Mr. Perry's strategists were urging him to drop out of the race, he prayed on the decision, talked it over with his wife, and decided to ignore their advice.

"That's the kind of exaggerated scenario you run into.

Fig. 4 Exaggerated interference scenario with the exclusion region around the origin.

Another factor that stalls the analysis of stochastic geometry is the incorporation of an asymmetric impact of the interference, as indicated by the exaggerated interference scenario in Fig. 4. With few exceptions, convenient expressions are only achieved by assuming spatial stationarity and isotropy of the scenario, i.e., a receiver being located in the center.

This effect is even more exaggerated in Scenario 6, which features fermentation technology to convert C5 and C6 sugar to ethanol, converting not only residual starch but pericarp and endosperm fiber fractions as well.

In his drive to become the darling of the cut-costs-at-all-costs Republican crowd, Gov. Chris Christie ignored real economic analysis and relied on exaggerated worst-case scenarios to kill the largest public transit project in the nation.

In his drive to become the darling of the cut-costs-at-all-costs Republican crowd, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey ignored real economic analysis and relied on exaggerated worst-case scenarios to kill the largest public transit project in the nation in 2010.

The "Remain" campaign (led by David Cameron, and supported by most major political parties, international bodies and businesses), has focused on scaremongering, by continuing to articulate the exaggerated dooms-day scenario of a Brexit (dubbed "Project Fear").

If the exclusion is not fully effective, treatment could introduce an additional time-variable bias, creating an exaggerated version of scenario B (Figure 1).