Sentence examples similar to overblown cash from inspiring English sources

Get ready for Europa fever as the English football media and, possibly even public, find the perfect moment to realise finally that the Champions League is an overblown cash-sozzled sell-out and that it is in the Europa – hem, hem – that we find true variety, not to mention the older virtues of team-building, fiscal parity and a sense of genuine competition.

At least one Wall Street analyst argued that fears about Lehman running out of cash were overblown, pointing to the firm's war chest of $34 billion and access to funds from the Fed.

He thinks the talk of a Kmart bankruptcy is overblown as he says it has enough cash and unsecured inventory on hand.

Media companies, aware of investor concerns about the future of their cash cow, say the problems are overblown.

Lawyers are now trying to determine whether the profit shortfalls in 1998 and last August were ruses to dampen overblown expectations -- after HealthSouth executives had already cashed out.

The big news about the RNC blowing cash at a strip club is actually a little overblown, no?

6. Talk of a £16bn pot of cash hanging there for Labour to spend on other stuff is overblown.

China then delayed the rollout of its aid pledges and cut back on cash donations -- suggesting that Fiji's China card is itself overblown.