Sentence examples for large overstatement from inspiring English sources

Thus the 40% professional help seeking behavior in our study is a large overstatement.

It's a big overstatement.

Ahold today said the overstatement of pretax earnings at U.S. Foodservice was not quite as large as it reported on May 8.

However, large sample sizesmay lead to an overstatement of lack of fit [ 32].

Andersen concluded that while the total misstatements were large, most of them dealt with overstatements from prior years and that the misstatements stemming from 1993 items were not large enough to be material to that year's profit.

That's probably an overstatement, but we do know that the large-scale entry of women into the work force paid large economic dividends.

To say, as Netflix tweeted, defensively, last month, that Dolezal's life constitutes a "microcosm for a larger conversation about race and identity" is an overstatement.

Mr. Kaump said that while the $23 million overstatement seemed relatively small, it had translated into a large difference in profits, and its revision reduced stated net income to $6.4 million, from the originally reported figure of $24.6 million.

Thus, considering the questionable nature of Reeves's recent selections, it is not an overstatement to say that the franchise could soon take several large steps back.

Though attempting blanket judgements for anything so large and diverse as human religions seems to me an invitation to overstatement, a different issue.

ROYAL DUTCH/SHELL, one of the world's largest oil companies, "recklessly violated accounting rules and guidelines, which resulted in an enormous and shocking overstatement of oil and gas reserves".