Sentence examples for overstate the number of from inspiring English sources

Partnerships and Profits It would be difficult to overstate the number of marketing proposals made to charities after Sept. 11.

It is impossible to overstate the number of tiny streetwear brands with names like Crooks & Castles or Married to the Mob that are working variations on this territory.

Both also tend to overstate the number of hard choices they made and underestimate the amount of debt they piled up.

Some families falsify their income and Social Security numbers, overstate the number of children they have and use other schemes to obtain refunds to which they are not entitled.

Responding to the poll on Radio National on Thursday, Plibersek said people "generally overstate the number of Muslims that we have in Australia – it's a tiny fraction of our community".

It's better to measure things like this correctly rather than incorrectly, but sometimes stalwart supporters of generous anti-poverty programmes defend flawed measures that overstate the number of Americans living in poverty.

Past YouGov research has shown that many people vastly overstate the numbers of such people.

*An earlier version of this article overstated the number of barrels of oil a day that China buys from Angola.

(As it turns out, Comey vastly overstated the number of such e-mails, and the F.B.I. corrected his testimony).

On 22 January, he reported that Hamas had vastly overstated the number of civilian deaths in Gaza.

French alleged in his statement to Leveson that Mahmood "may have committed perjury" by overstating the number of successful prosecutions.