Sentence examples for overstated concerns from inspiring English sources

There are overstated concerns of a "less representative" voting public and that wealthy candidates and incumbents will have an unfair advantage under this "top two" system.

Often masking political or social agendas, an overstated and exaggerated concern about every speck of dust and every fiber of asbestos has prevented this and countless other projects from proceeding.

Jeffrey is bullish on the global economy looking forward, despite likely overstated fear around the euro and investors overly concerned with the regulatory environment.

Mr. Kerry's aides and some Democrats outside the campaign described the concerns as overstated, and said that any drift that might be taking place now would have little meaning next fall.

This transition, however, has been hindered by overstated early claims of accuracy, concerns about reproducibility, and the challenges of handling batch effects properly.

Another area of concern lies with overstated promises made to prospective students about the likelihood of securing a job after graduation.

"Those concerns are pretty much overstated, and I think that was confirmed in the report".

But he added: "The committee's concerns on costs are overstated - our major project costs were reduced by £400m last year and we are confident of delivering the further savings.

That memorandum, dated Jan . 29 , 1999reviewed what it said were Deloitte's concerns that HBO profits were substantially overstated and said that those concerns had been discussed by McKesson's board, which decided to go ahead with the transaction.

Greenberg said the privacy concerns over big data are "completely overstated".

Tony Bullock, the chief of staff to Mr. Moynihan, one of the most preservation-minded senators, said concerns about the bill "may be somewhat overstated".