Sentence examples for largely overstated from inspiring English sources

Some are introducing bills because they say they're necessary to counter the actions of "paid" or "professional" protesters who set out to intimidate or disrupt, a common accusation that experts agree is largely overstated.

Fears of blowback or political overreach are largely overstated.

That finding led the consulting firm to conclude that reports of consumers refusing to pay for programming were largely overstated.

Broadly speaking, I agree with Rep. West that the role this dotty little video played in all of the intense anger has been largely overstated.

"I think it's largely overstated".

The Global Humanitarian Forum report on deaths from global warming was another largely overstated and poorly founded effort.

Failure to do so largely overstates the impact of the Great Recession on wealth.

The results show that the non-adjusted price index largely overstates the increase in the cost of living induced by changes in car prices and that the previous evidence for this market has not measured the real extent of that bias, probably due to the omission of controls for unobservables.

If the number of known borrowings reflected the true amount of borrowings in the data, and the reference tree displayed the true vertical history of the languages, this would mean that the method largely overstates the amount of lateral transfer.

Also, digital format obsolescence has largely been overstated.

But the threat of cancer has largely been overstated, he adds.