Sentence examples for exaggerated the problem from inspiring English sources
They vastly exaggerated the problem of deforestation, he concluded.
Governments have further exaggerated the problem by imposing export quotas and trade restrictions, raising prices again.
The forecasts supplied by the Treasury had exaggerated the problem and most of the credit he negotiated was never needed.
Hankie Ortiz, deputy bureau director of the Office of Indian Services, said the news media and whistle-blowers had exaggerated the problem.
Mr. Friedman's argument has been that even though the Bush administration may have exaggerated the problem of weapons of mass destruction to get us into the war, the war was justified to rid the world of a tyrannical regime.
However, the total number of deaths in South Africa in 1999 was 375,000).Mr Malan suggests, from this continual downgrading of the death rate, that AIDS activists, donors and others may have exaggerated the problem to raise money and get governments to act faster.
Urban development minister Jaipal Reddy told the BBC that the media had exaggerated the problems and that the operation was running smoothly.
The statistics may exaggerate the problem.
"I try not to exaggerate the problem.
Responsible politicians should not downplay or exaggerate the problem.
