Sentence examples for exaggerated this problem from inspiring English sources

Seventy per cent of them say America is headed in the wrong direction.The Clinton machine only exaggerated this problem.

Fractures of the greater or lesser trochanter might exaggerate this problem.

That report, like the Australian 8 and American College of Chest Physicians 10 guidelines, which have also failed to explore this aspect in detail, may be reasonably considered to have exaggerated the problem of venous thrombosis in medical patients.

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.

Hankie Ortiz, deputy bureau director of the Office of Indian Services, said the news media and whistle-blowers had exaggerated the problem.

The forecasts supplied by the Treasury had exaggerated the problem and most of the credit he negotiated was never needed.

Day trading has obviously exaggerated the problem.

He said although he was "not saying it doesn't happen at all", he felt those who had complained had "grossly, grossly exaggerated" the problem.

But some insiders say the threat really isn't that serious, that economic motives have exaggerated the problem. .

Seasonal changes further exaggerated the problem since there was a two to three-fold increase in salmonellosis during the summer time.