Sentence examples for exaggerated the consequences of from inspiring English sources
The researchers say the study puts to bed claims that climate scientists have exaggerated the consequences of global warming.
Brexit campaigners have accused their opponents of exaggerating the consequences of leaving the EU and claimed the remain activists are running a "Project Fear" intent on scaring voters into staying in the EU.
The warnings are likely to prompt the familiar riposte from Brexit campaigners that their opponents are exaggerating the consequences of leaving the EU and running "Project Fear"to scare voters into staying in.
How powerless one feels over the quality of his sleep; how realistic his expectations; and whether he exaggerates the consequences of sleeping poorly — these have all been shown to correlate with the severity of an insomniac's complaints.
One can argue whether it makes sense to give special legal protection to labor unions, but Ronald Coase's results remind us that it is easy to exaggerate the consequences of those provisions.
It is gutter politics". His implication was that this is just the latest attempt by the government to railroad support for the prime minister's deal by exaggerating the consequences of its failure to pass.
"It must be recognized that the mortgage market, investors and the health of the economy are all inter-related". Salmon, of Reuters, says Ryan's statement obscures the true problem by exaggerating the consequences of a foreclosure freeze.
The Republican House majority leader, Eric Cantor, accused Obama of exaggerating the consequences, describing as "false choices" the scenarios being presented by the president.
Supporters of the media ownership rules said the critics had exaggerated the harmful consequences of further industry consolidation.
Demea objects that Cleanthes exaggerates the dire consequences of acknowledging the human condition, and, despite his earlier vehement rejection of theodicies, offers his own.
