Sentence examples for may prove exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Many are expecting a boom in corporate profits on the back of buoyant exports.The hopes may prove exaggerated.

That is why fears of an indecisive election result have been blighting the pound.Investors' worries are real, but they may prove exaggerated.

Mr. Obama's disproportionate decline there may prove exaggerated, or even completely illusory, but there are reasons to believe it is real.

It should test the theory of Professor Paul Whiteley to the limit - that negativity around the Lib Dems' position may prove exaggerated, and incumbency will prove a strong counter-acting factor.

The report also suggests that market valuations of losses on America's subprime mortgages to which British and European as well as American banks are exposed may prove exaggerated.

But the Northern Alliance estimates could prove exaggerated.

Though more debt than is admitted to may have been squirrelled away off the national balance sheet, our fears on the economy have proved exaggerated.

So far, those fears have proved exaggerated.

But Harry's reports from the New World proved exaggerated.

Both the dire foreboding and the high hopes of Desert Storm proved exaggerated.

But fears they would kill off physical books have so far proved exaggerated.