Sentence examples for expected to overstate from inspiring English sources

While Coyne can be expected to overstate the ability of the 19-year-old Hilário, there is no disputing his tremendous athleticism.

The current study cautions against the use of naïve statistical methods for analysis of data from these settings, since they can be expected to overstate the extent of spillovers among users.

Plibersek said on Friday that the job numbers the Adani mine was expected to generate were overstated.

To say that we are expected to become European champions is overstating it a bit.

The agency would then overstate the income expected to be generated by the university in an amount equal to a tuition increase that we had all tacitly agreed upon.

Interpublic, the other of the big three, is accused of overstating profits and is expected to shrink by 3.8%.Cordiant's big accounts include BAT and Pfizer (the latter shared with WPP).

Heins Mills is expected to file an amended complaint today contending that AOL Time Warner overstated its revenue by more than $1.7 billion.

The argument may be made that Linhart's (1997) concern is overstated since faculty may (and might be expected to) provide their students with a more accurate and complete understanding of evolution through their lectures and supplemental material.

British Gas is expected to compensate more than 4,000 customers for mis-selling because it overstated the savings they would make by switching to one of its tariffs.

Holt said cross-examination of Adani's own expert witnesses had revealed the company had "grossly overstated the jobs and royalties the mine is expected to generate".

The migration of retirees to the southern United States could be expected to bias results toward the null, because exposure levels there would be overstated.