Sentence examples for may overstate how from inspiring English sources

To call this "healing" may overstate how trauma interrupts daily life; sometimes, we just continue.

That's a big number, and it may overstate how many votes a new entrant would actually receive in November.

Treasury believes that tax cuts modestly change how much firms shift profits overseas; it may overstate how much tax cuts flow into additional profits rather than higher wages in those industries that it does recognise as oligopolies; and it may discount the benefits of investors making less distorted choices between debt and equity funding.

But broadly, while it may be right that official figures overstate how much relief HIPC countries will get, it is also true that there has been real progress.

Sure, the first half of Romney's answer may have overstated how pro-active he actually was in recruiting female candidates for positions in his Massachusetts administration, but the fact that he relied on a binder put together by a women's group was a case study in exactly the kind of behavior that feminists, in particular, tend to argue that we need more of from executives and hiring managers.

Turns out your geography teacher may have overstated how important it was that you remembered what a truncated spur is.

It would be hard to overstate how significant this announcement may turn out to be.

While that may sound like a small regret, it's hard to overstate how important timing is in Silicon Valley, especially during a year in which much of the tech industry seemed to be soaring to new heights.

I can't overstate how satisfying this is.

It would be hard to overstate how complicated it is.

"You can't overstate how shocking it is".