Last year, when the Canadian federal election also confounded expectations, another FiveThirtyEight blogger compared it to the previous UK election, where "the polls turned out to heavily overstate the Liberal Democrats' vote".
The popularity of the Android OS in emerging markets like China, where DCM invests heavily, can't be overstated, and judging by the companies in the firm's first A-Fund, the thesis seems to be working out.
It's hard to overstate how heavily this intimate, sad history has been repressed.
Calling Marcum's debut "long awaited" or "heavily anticipated" might be overstating it, but Collins was eager to see him on the mound.
The conventional wisdom around baseball is that the Rangers will bid heavily on Park, although General Manager John Hart has told others that his team's interest in Park is overstated.
"The program is very progressive but shouldn't be overstated that it's not without its own problems or challenges," Palombi said, noting that police still rely heavily on surveillance and often find that communities are not forthcoming about potential threats.
Essentially, they vastly overstated their estimates of future economic growth, which then, of course, vastly overstated the amount of carbon that future economies could be expected to omit.The second is something of a value judgement: how heavily should one weight catastrophic, but unlikely, scenarios?
If you have invested heavily in a company that starts performing badly, then you may be better off agitating for a change in management rather than selling your shares at a loss.Mr Hirschman overstated his case.
Some was simply overstated.
seems dramatically overstated.
