Sentence examples for over stating from inspiring English sources
Wyndham International recently reached a $2.3 million settlement with the attorney general of Florida over stating surcharges that could move the industry closer to disclosing a complete hotel rate upfront.
Photograph: Nabil Al-Jurani/AP 9.25am BST The Guardian's foreign affairs columnist, who has just returned from Tehran, warns against over stating the significance of William's Hague's statement on Britain's relations with Iran.
The focus should be on what can be definitively concluded from the combination of structures presented here and other earlier structures rather than just over stating apparent 'failures' of either.
The importance of fault diagnoses, in any kind of machinery, can't be over stated.
Post-war assessments reveal even this was over stated.
To me it seems that stereotype is wildly over stated.
Another suggested that the difference between carrier results for the two conditions was over stated.
The importance of practice can not be over stated.
The poems in Yellow Studio are alert to these confoundings without ever over-stating their case.
It took an active part in smuggling journalists in and out of Syria but was attacked for over-stating its role in helping Paul Conroy, the photographer travelling with the Sunday Times's Marie Colvin when she was killed, to escape.
Retail sales are not included in the services sector PMI and nor is the public sector, so it is reasonable to assume that the surveys are over-stating the economy's real growth rate in the final three months of 2013.
