Sentence examples for over emphasised from inspiring English sources

Nick Grealy, a gas advocate who publishes the No Hot Air website, said that the problems with shale gas had been "over emphasised".

"I think the actual effect of people cycling on the track has been over emphasised.

Moreover, medical management of chronic diseases must include early immobilisation of patients and the use of antithrombotic drugs to reduce the spate of deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary thromboembolism cannot be over emphasised.

The study of dilution linearity and especially parallelism in performance verification of relative quantitative assays such as LBA cannot be over emphasised.

Perhaps because of the nature of the interview, carers may have over emphasised the benefits of any support but ambivalence about specifically criticising care workers was also clear.

Here, raw score points understate the true magnitude of change, whereas in the middle of the scale, they over emphasise the magnitude of change.

Two, it over-emphasised the subsidiary nature of the contest.

Critics say this review over-emphasised the number of incidents, rather than their potential impact on a classroom.

The Guardian's Larry Elliott, who wrote a book about the candy-floss financial economy long before the crash, is cross that Labour over-emphasised the City at the expense of manufacturing – he wrote about Birmingham's dwindling clout yesterday – but is glad that this error is now being addressed.

He wouldn't over-emphasise the good situations.

It would be impossible to over-emphasise what a clever book Romantic Moderns is.