Sentence examples for exaggerated up from inspiring English sources

Attendance records of the school's more than 2,000 students were exaggerated up to 12percentt each month, Mr. Stancik said.

It seemed always to fall somewhere between two and two hundred, and by the time word spread around the base no one could be sure if the numbers were being exaggerated up or down.

The British Social Attitudes Survey, which is as good a measure as any of what we are not thinking about, reports that anxiety about the environment has lessened, even as the threat has grown – 37% think environmental threats are exaggerated, up from 24% in 2000.

In the case presented by Sohn et al. [24], cine MR images in a coronal plane (using a breathhold balanced fast field echo sequence) identified exaggerated up and down motion of the cardiac apex which was distinct from the left hemi-diaphragm.

A March Gallup poll found that 48 percent of Americans believed that the seriousness of global warming was "generally exaggerated," up from 41 percent a year ago.

Moreover, Schulz et al. [ 47] found that odds reductions were exaggerated by up to 30% for trials that did not have clear concealment, and by 41% for inadequately concealed trials.

Sumilo 2006, DPhil thesis, Oxford University) that any changes in public health activities may possibly have exaggerated the up-surge a little, but cannot explain its full extent.

The music video rehashes (no pun intended) all the old stoner clichés, exaggerating them up to their most illogical extreme with the help of a merry band of hipster shamans wearing little else but mesh tops, voodoo totems (#TrueDetectiveSeason2), and Macklemore-worthy fur coats.

By teaching your child the tricks that worry can play, like how it loves to exaggerate (making up extra scary stories for situations that are actually extra safe, like turning piles of laundry on the dresser into monsters, or household creaking sounds into intruders) and ignore the facts, you can encourage your child to take charge and enlist their imagination to be more honest with them!

The state, constitutionally barred from running deficits (as the nation as a whole may), thus expands and contracts in an automatic and anti-Keynesian wave pattern that exaggerates ups and downs.But to conclude from this history that California merely needs to wait for the economic tide to turn once again would be disastrously wrong.

During the trial, Law's defense argued that the maids had exaggerated and made up information, and that if the abuse had been as bad they claimed they would have run away.