Sentence examples for exaggerated the performance of from inspiring English sources

(What the General Accounting Office said, in two reports to Congress, was that TRW had exaggerated the performance of its system).

Of course, the Pentagon has publicly exaggerated the performance of some weapons -- most notably during the Persian Gulf war, when the military boasted about high success rates for the Patriot missile against Iraqi Scuds.

"We therefore concluded that the image in the ad misleadingly exaggerated the performance of the product in relation to the claims 'skin looks smoother' and 'complexion looks more even'".

Acting on a complaint from Liberal Democrat MP Jo Swinson, the regulator said the image of Weisz's face had been altered in post-production and had "substantially changed her complexion to make it appear smoother and more even" and "misleadingly exaggerated the performance of the product".

By 2017 all new cars will have to be more stringently tested, effectively ending an era when car makers could exaggerate the performance of their machines.

Ms. Agnew notes the problems with this chart, which "may exaggerate the actual performance of hedge funds". The most misleading aspect of this chart is its use of time-weighted returns instead of asset-weighted returns.

I explained that since stimulus exaggerates the true performance of our economy, we've positioned our portfolio through stock selection for a subdued, low-growth type of recovery.

Tetley, which is owned by India's Tata Global Beverages, complained to the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) that the ad was "misleading and exaggerated the capability and performance of the advertised product" and portrayed its brand, which accounts for half of all the round teabags sold in the UK, in a "negative light".

Rea was not exaggerating when he described the performance of those who remained as "outrageously gutsy".

However, neither trial was powered for superiority for clinical end points, and the routine performance of angiographic follow-up may have artificially exaggerated the absolute benefits of EES.

Law exaggerated the wealth of Louisiana.