Sentence examples similar to overstate information from inspiring English sources

We find that the manufacturer and the retailer overstate their information to gain more individual profit.

The choice of five parents is somewhat arbitrary, and the use of the data multiple times for each gene overstates the information available.

This was, in retrospect, a bold promise, and rather overstating the information I have at my fingertips.

It is not excluded that some respondents may have overstated reading information from food labels (social desirability effect).

Conversely, the potential for adverse events may be overstated as the information obtained tended to be based on anecdotal reports and not prospective data that specifically documents harms.

These incentives are present when the agent is tempted to either overstate or understate his private information depending upon the specific realization of his type.

"It's hard to overstate the value of this information," Treasury Secretary John W. Snow said Thursday in a statement he issued after The Times and other media outlets reported the existence of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program.

It is difficult to overstate the impact that this information will have on the way we think about and manage chemicals and health risk [ 11, 12].

"I really can't overstate the potential importance of this information," Fick said.

Religion is playing an unprecedented role in the 2008 presidential campaign; the need for accurate and thorough information about religious voters is difficult to overstate.

Too often, companies entice consumers into purchasing health care products based on deceptive advertisements that overstate the potential benefits of the products and omit key information about risks.