Sentence examples similar to exaggerated spending from inspiring English sources

So someone has to point out that in an interview intended to showcase his economic program, Mr. Bush did it again: he vastly exaggerated his spending plans, greatly understated the cost of his tax cut and misrepresented the issues on Social Security.

They've lived alongside very exaggerated personalities and spent months thinking strategically about themselves and who they are as a "brand".

The investor enthusiasm that met this exaggerated expression of "gotta spend money to make money" was sparked by the simultaneous announcement of a $20 million investment in Digital Island by Sun and $6 million by Inktomi.

The poverty so often pleaded by the poet is undoubtedly exaggerated; apparently his genius for spending kept pace with his capacity for earning.

Olympics critic Steve Pace, who led Utahns for Responsible Public Spending, thought Romney exaggerated the initial fiscal state to lay the groundwork for a well-publicized rescue.

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?".

From their perspective, the claims of their opponents are wildly exaggerated and all the money being spent trying to wipe out advertising would be better spent on the root causes of the problem, including drug addiction, poverty and family abuse.

America's zest for spending can also be exaggerated, senior figures add.

On reducing foreign aid, he said lots of people have exaggerated ideas about what the U.S. spends overseas.

Delaying reforms too long and upping defence spending in response to the exaggerated western threat drove the Soviet Union into oblivion.

My exaggerated symptoms included compromised job security, excessive spending and isolation from the real world.