Sentence examples for exaggerated value from inspiring English sources

The exaggerated value represented several billion dollars worth of the $14 billion write-down that Enron's new management said would be appropriate.

"We hope that this analysis helps to expose the exaggerated value attributed to the JIF and strengthens the contention that it is an inappropriate indicator for the evaluation of research or researchers," the team concludes in a preprint paper posted to bioRxiv.

Yet isn't the "monstrous exaggerated value that our society places on celebrity" us?

Considering the monstrously exaggerated value our society places on celebrity, which was showered on Michael without stint, the public was callous to his very real personal pain".

So while people are posting tributes and comments on blogs and social networks like Facebook and Twitter, possibly the best tribute that we can make to Michael Jackson is to end the "monstrously exaggerated value our society places on celebrity," particularly as it relates to young stars.

Are we still witnessing a correction of the exaggerated values of nine months ago, or have we gone straight from bubble to panic?

Bastian finally understands that Atreyu is merely a projection of his own exaggerated values and vulnerabilities.

Exaggerated values for B* could result from drift/sampling even in neutral regions if they exhibit unusually high LD.

The $40 million, five-year study concluded that CIA officials exaggerated the value of the intelligence they gleaned from dozens of "high-value detainees" held at black site prisons, where they were subjected to so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as sleep deprivation and waterboarding.

One of these is that categorical neatness is an exaggerated curatorial value.

Squire represented Clarett after he was charged with filing a police report that exaggerated the value of items stolen from a car he had borrowed.