Sentence examples for overstated claims from inspiring English sources

Overstated claims about a ban on hamburgers could potentially become an effective tactic, Vice's Harry Cheadle wrote on Thursday, because they attract plenty of news coverage while also forcing Democrats to go on the defensive and explain that, no, they're not really trying to outlaw ground beef.

Despite overstated claims for penetration of improved stoves, mostbiomass stoves now in use have flues and other "improved" aspects, although field efficiencies are less than design efficiencies.

The agency said Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, N.J., overstated claims of less risk of abuse and fewer side effects than other painkillers.

David J. Heins, director of the New Jersey Division of Family Development, says overstated claims of savings have put pressure on other states to follow suit.

Mr. Madigan, a statistician, stood on the stage in a corner of the cavernous basement under the Idle Hands bar, on Avenue B. He described how statistical imprecision and shoddy oversight can lead to overstated claims in drug studies.

The committee also criticized Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon for being "unhelpful and potentially misleading" by failing to disclose in his closed-door testimony in July that some of his intelligence staff were troubled by overstated claims in a crucial intelligence dossier.

Brac and CGap, however, are careful not to overstate claims of success.

RDS studies of MSM have been critiqued for overstating claims to unbiased population estimates because the samples actually recruited may not fully represent the underlying population, even after adjustment [ 25].

But a recent lawsuit successfully argued My Pillow overstated its claims, deflating the pillow company's meteoric rise.

Hitachi's critics say a perfect chip is the only one that counts, and they contend that Hitachi overstated its claims in an effort to get early publicity.

"I don't think that they've overstated their claims".