Sentence examples for not be oversold from inspiring English sources

This pioneering device should not be oversold.

Jones says that no one "needs" one and their benefits should not be oversold.

But Dr. Robert Newman, a leading advocate of methadone treatment, said, "The safety factor should not be oversold".

The meningitis vaccination drives begin Monday in Burkina Faso and will get under way in Mali and Niger this month, but public health experts cautioned that the promise of the meningitis vaccine should not be oversold.

While these methods are excellent for research and epidemiological use, they should not be oversold and prematurely pushed into the clinic by advertising unsubstantiated benefits to the public.

From the outset, it was evident that Aduriz had not been oversold.

Unlike many past great nights here - The White Stripes UKK debut in 2001 comes to mind - this hot Queens show has not been oversold, so there is room to dance.

The "austerity triumphs" story is an important one, but it shouldn't be oversold.

You can do some of this in today's game engine-built VR titles, but with light field tech, the real world can be captured in 3D space as it moves, with a realism that can't be oversold.

"For once", said the usually testy Hugo Barnacle in the Sunday Times, "here is a Big New Literary Find that hasn't been oversold".

The proofs don't have to be oversold, but a quiet emphasis on providing reliable backup can make your audience more confident in what you are selling.