Sentence examples for exaggerating concerns from inspiring English sources
But Mr Miliband himself arrived 30 minutes late for his speech at the Labour rally and had to restrain his audience of supporters when they shouted "pilluck" and "get back to London" to a BBC correspondent who asked if Mr Miliband was exaggerating concerns about a winter crisis in the NHS.
But government officials argue that political grandstanding has exaggerated concerns about pollution in a year of municipal elections.
A spokeswoman for Hartford, Deborah Pont, confirmed the figures but insisted that the press release did not exaggerate concern about regulations and taxes.
Outlook '07: Exaggerated Concerns = Potential Catalysts.
Whilst the majority of interviewees did not express concerns about symptoms either being masked or exaggerated, this concern may impact on implementation of a screening programme and therefore was included in the list of master themes.
He also said that critics were exaggerating the cost concerns, and that the Council was seeking private financing to help defray the costs for parochial and private schools.
Data quality is of particular concern".Not to exaggerate the supervisors' concern, banks have improved, the group said.
Concerns about terrorism and the refugees are legitimate, but the fears being voiced are usually exaggerated and the concerns raised often the wrong ones...The refugees themselves, fleeing war and extremism, are not strong supporters of the most violent groups: if they were, they would have stayed in Iraq or Syria.
The officials called recent reports of popular protests "exaggerated" and dismissed concerns about the future market for electricity.
"Russia's primary concern was that we were exaggerating the Iranian threat and therefore these sites in Europe must be directed at them.
Mark Wagar, the president and chief executive of Empire Blue Cross, which is rapidly switching to Medicare benchmarks, said the concerns were exaggerated, since all but 5 percent of medical care takes place in network.
