Sentence examples for far overstated from inspiring English sources

The claims for cold fusion were far overstated, and several years ago, Eneco shifted its focus to thermoelectric devices.

The general has also been criticized for writing an op-ed essay before the 2004 election that a number of commentators said far overstated progress in Iraq.

But the number of jobs his office credits the program with creating has been scrutinized by Mr. Perry's opponents, who say the fund's contributions to the Texas economy have been far overstated.

In late August his office said it's made strides in reducing food deserts, but a Tribune analysis later showed the mayor's office far overstated the actual progress made since taking office.

And far from overstating the issue, doctors may in fact be underestimating the extent to which malpractice not only consumes their time but also undermines their ability to care for patients, according to a new study in Health Affairs.

Rather, the literature suggests that this factor, far from overstating the case for PTSD, may result in misdiagnosis if detailed trauma histories are not sought and potential PTSD diagnosis excluded [ 10, 15, 16].

Her luck at having made it that far cannot be overstated.

"Those claims have been overstated so far.

Murray said that Trump's "inherent problems with the Hispanic voting bloc are overstated — he's not that far off the mark".

Mr. Rove, not incidentally, believes that Hanna's role was overstated, and that McKinley was far more politically engaged than people knew.

Turner overstated his case, but America is far more decentralised than other rich countries.