Sentence examples for overstated from from inspiring English sources

Showing negative causation may not be possible if the value of the securities was overstated from the outset.

The idea that 2010 would be the second coming for the Year of the Woman may have been overstated from the beginning.

But a look at the year-end box-office numbers suggests that fears of a moral crisis in the nation's multiplexes may have been overstated from the beginning.

"The strategic importance of this effort really cannot be overstated; from Europe, to Asia and the Middle East, our ability to lead strong coalitions is essential to making progress".

This cannot be overstated: From the toggle switches for the windows and fog lights to the rocker buttons for the fan-speed controls, every switch and dial in the Mini feels of a piece with Mini and only the Mini.

"The diaspora is an important currency of engagement and 'soft power' between Britain and Pakistan itself, whose importance to UK foreign policy could hardly be overstated, from trade and Afghan reconstruction to nuclear proliferation, radical Islam and great power rivalry in Asia".

The charm of Gliffaes is hard to overstate; from racks of fly rods in the loos to the homely chintz of its drawing rooms and lose-yourself sofas, it radiates classic country charm.

Mr. Olofson wrote that Global Crossing overstated revenue from sales of capacity on its fiber optic network and misreported costs associated with purchases of assets, Mr. Cohrs said.

Wilkie said he expected his fellow independents would be more likely to support Labor after figures showed the coalition had overstated savings from their election promises by billions of dollars.

Correction: February 9, 2004, Monday An article in Circuits on Jan . 29about plans for a 3-D Imax movie by NFL Films included an overstated estimate from the National Football League for the Super Bowl's television audience.

Despite the "concern" expressed about the hawkish Mr Wolfowitz by some EU finance ministers, he is expected to be confirmed in the post.Time Warner agreed to pay $300m to settle charges by America's Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) that it overstated revenues from AOL, the conglomerate's internet business.