The recent culling of macaques at a wildlife park in England and at monkey temples in Hong Kong and Taiwan in response to the perceived threat of zoonotic transmission of CHV-1 is an example of an exaggerated response to an inadequately understood risk.
"Chelsea and Liverpool are the clearest, most exaggerated example of the way football is going: very intense, very collective, very tactical, very physical, and very direct," he added.
Besides, whispers director Lauren Greenfield from behind a gilt-edged pot plant, isn't this just an exaggerated example of the sort of beyond-our-means lifestyle we all aspire to?
Some management specialists see Fujitu's case as perhaps an exaggerated example of the way management at publicly traded companies can seem, from the outside at least, to be subject to personal relationships and even vendettas, with too little objective supervision by corporate boards.
(Example of exaggerated simplicity: If the encoding key is to move each letter two spaces toward the end of the alphabet, turning "money" into "oqpga," the decoding key is to move them two spaces toward the front).
Another example of exaggerated effectiveness is that of selective prescribing leading to overestimation of the benefits of lipid-lowering drugs (18).
The most important example of that today is the exaggerated and highly disruptive effect produced on the economy by the movement of vast funds of speculative finance.
"This report is one of the worst of many examples of false or exaggerated claims, providing misleading information at a crucial point in the debate".
"Instead, we found a way to create a role for it in everyday life," by presenting comically exaggerated examples of the devastation caused by milk's absence as when a man who died discovered that a heaven with zillions of cookies but no milk was actually -- er, the other place.
