Sentence examples for exaggerated statistics from inspiring English sources

A few pages later, he uses wildly exaggerated statistics to give warning that Muslim birth rates will soon turn Europe into "Eurabia".

Some of those changes are the result of better data now being available, and a few represent conclusions by government statisticians that they had been making systematic errors — one of which seems to have slightly exaggerated statistics on how much Americans were spending for energy.

In other words, exaggerated statistics are used to deter students from having sex at all and exclude accurate preventative resources for the many students who become sexually active in high school and later in life.

While legislators justified the crackdown with calls to rescue sex workers (including using exaggerated statistics), actual sex workers have roundly criticized the laws for driving the industry underground and increasing their vulnerability.

Hardliner "rape denialists" wax vitriolic about what they perceive to be exaggerated statistics produced by ultra-feminist fearmongers promoting an anti-male agenda and point to recent controversies (such as the now-infamous Rolling Stone article describing a gang rape at a UVA frat house) as damning evidence of a highly politicized "rape hoax epidemic".

When combined with reported P-value for a peptide hit using a score distribution model, this new measure prevents exaggerated statistics.

Don't believe the hype with regard to statistics, as it is important to view yourself as worthy of a happy, healthy relationship rather than as a victim of a depressing, exaggerated statistic.

More than a third of smokers still believe the health risks from smoking are greatly exaggerated, recent statistics from the Department of Health showed.

I heard about the lawsuit filed against them in 2005 over exaggerated job placement statistics.

Spokesmen for the gun industry call the statistics exaggerated and argue that in any case, the length of time between sale and crime is a poor gauge of whether a gun has most likely been stolen.

Some of the US media's more ideological outlets on the right have relished using exaggerated or inaccurate statistics about NHS waiting times to scaremonger against "socialised" medicine – whatever that is – and it has led many people in the US to view provision in the UK as inferior.