Sentence examples for has been overstated since from inspiring English sources

I've written before that the relevance of the Japanese experience to our own has been overstated, since the U.S. has successfully weathered two major banking crises without nationalization.

Curtis said the value of genetic testing for common diseases had been overstated, since only people at the extremes of the distribution would have significantly higher or lower risk than average.

With me, he was more calibrated, insisting that his role has been overstated, and that he has spoken to Trump only "a handful" of times since the election.

Some Republicans believe Tea Party invincibility has been overstated.

In some respects their influence has been overstated.

A fact which, she protests, has been overstated.

These results demonstrate that even where policy conflicts exist, their magnitude has been overstated.

The committee went as far as to say that the benefits of alcohol have been overstated ever since.

Since health-care reform went into effect, it has became clear that, at least so far, concerns about young invincibles seem to have been overstated.

Claims about the dourness of lesbianism have been overstated.

Recognition is also increasing that the claimed water savings of many WCTs may have been overstated.