Sentence examples for have overemphasized from inspiring English sources
Advocates of intellectual property rights have overemphasized their role in promoting innovation.
Some critics have overemphasized these parental details, reducing the rhizomatic complexity of her work to child's play, with Erector sets and Tinkertoys topping the list of metaphors.
Because Procter & Gamble, which makes Tide, Pampers and Crest, has repeatedly warned Wall Street over the last year to scale back its expectations for the company's performance, some analysts questioned whether it might have overemphasized the impact of the Turkish currency crisis, hoping to mask more deep-seated problems.
The authors of the Livestock in the Changing Landscape seem to have overemphasized the negative aspects of these impacts.
This means that scholars have overemphasized the potential of biofuels as a creative alternative to fossil fuels and sustainable innovation for rural development.
Even though self-reported outcome measures might be susceptible for socially desirable answering [ 27], it is unlikely the mothers would have overemphasized the mother child interaction in question.
Critics of the Republican approach say it has overemphasized abstinence at the expense of condoms and other prevention strategies.
The US had overemphasized the military relationship with Japan and underestimated the seriousness of the economic & technological competition.
To the Editor: There is a historical explanation for why the American Cancer Society has overemphasized cancer screening for so long.
We've overemphasized content when, in fact, it's context that matters — math and science make a lot more sense when you see it applied.
Mr. Fu said that county officials had planned to honor Mr. Guo before he died and that news media reports had overemphasized the role of alcohol in his death.
