Sentence examples for overstated based on from inspiring English sources
Unemployment has remained consistently high at more than 30% since 2008, but may be overstated based on the existence of an extensive gray market, estimated to be between 20% and 45% of GDP, that is not captured by official statistics.
[Derivatives are] financial weapons of mass destruction.. Derivatives generate reported earnings that are often wildly overstated and based on estimates whose inaccuracy may not be exposed for many years.. Large amounts of risk have becomes concentrated in the hands of relatively few derivatives dealers... which can trigger serious systematic problems.
For instance, when treatment decisions are based on overstated or random findings, patients can be harmed.
In a letter last Friday, the commissioner, Bradley M. Campbell, urged the council not to schedule a new hunt because, he said, the 2003 hunt was based on overstated estimates of the bear population.
In 2005, about two years after Mr. Cisneros left the KB board, the agency filed an administrative action against KB for approving loans based on overstated or improperly documented borrower income, and for charging excessive fees.
On the other hand the Victorian population denominator was based on 2006 census data, and may result in overstated prevalence rates.
The company estimated that the average debit card will be for about $88, based on a typical car driven 15,000 miles this year that had an overstated fuel economy of 1 mile per gallon.
However, such overstated results are unlikely to exert much of an influence in a Monograph because IARC evaluations are based on the totality of the evidence.
Our meta-analysis, based on both visual displays and meta-regressions, addresses the principal challenge coming from the fact that supposedly overstated estimates due to the Hausman approach coincided with a period characterized by low female participation.
Based on computers and based on software".
