Sentence examples for exaggerated the effect from inspiring English sources

It said the billboard campaign had "played its part and to some extent exaggerated the effect of the programmes".

Akash Nawbatt, representing Abercrombie & Fitch, argued that Miss Dean "exaggerated" the effect her experience with the company had on her.

It said such techniques were acceptable "so long as the resulting effect was not one which misleadingly exaggerated the effect that the product was capable of achieving".

We considered this approach was acceptable so long as the resulting effect was not one which misleadingly exaggerated the effect the product was capable of achieving.

But the government says that those regulations had a far smaller effect on HealthSouth than executives contended and that the company exaggerated the effect to lower Wall Street expectations without admitting fraud.

Steven Morrison, executive director of the Madison Jewish Community Council, which opposes the proposal, said supporters of the sister-city project exaggerated the effect they would have on Middle East peace.

And the notion was, somehow, that we had exaggerated the effects of the sequester.

Even so, the old chart turned out to have exaggerated the effects of wind, in some cases by just a few degrees.

Both proponents and detractors exaggerated the effects of the T.P.P., the impact of which was always going to be modest in measurable economic terms.

With their Keynesian analysis, the Congressional Budget Office and others have exaggerated the effects of the "fiscal cliff" on the labor market and the economy.

The ASA ruled that there was insufficient evidence to show that the Photoshop retouching exaggerated the effects of the product, but concluded that it was likely to mislead consumers.