Sentence examples for having overestimated from inspiring English sources

Those critics fault Mr. Greenspan for having overestimated the strength of competitive forces, a point he essentially conceded in Congressional testimony last fall.

The study itself is already cheerfully obsolete, having overestimated the demand for grid-sourced energy, and massively underestimated the rapid growth in rooftop solar.

The intelligence agencies are now widely seen as having overestimated the threat posed by Mr. Hussein's government before the war, in particular saying that it had stockpiled prohibited weapons, which so far have not been found.

Current and former intelligence officials have felt particularly bruised in recent months as the C.I.A. and other agencies have come under criticism from some in Congress and the public as having underestimated the danger of attacks on the United States like those on Sept. 11, 2001, and having overestimated the dangers posed by Iraq's alleged stockpiles of illicit weapons.

In other words, the polar profiles previously simulated may have been overestimating the total mass loading, having overestimated the mass loading provided by the photochemical upper cloud at those latitudes.

The organization typically has enjoyed balanced budgets or surpluses under Corey, with a rare exception in 2006-07, the opening season for Segerstrom Concert Hall, when he attributed the $847,000 deficit partly to having overestimated the attraction of the hall's newness factor.

It may also have overestimated its hand.

I've overestimated Bush too often already.

I realised I had overestimated the coalition.

You may only have overestimated yourself.

But some have overestimated its role.