Sentence examples for overstated performance from inspiring English sources

Accounting entries overstated performance in polymer additives and undermined the reliability of forecasting, Ferro said.

Natalia Osipova made her debut in the role on the second night, but in a dramatically overstated performance, comes across as petulant and spoilt.

The tendency, then, is to fudge the tests, and in fact, most of the Pentagon's biggest new weapons have been marked by "insufficient and often unrealistic testing," along with overstated performance claims and understated cost reports, the accounting office says.

Payrolls rose by 277,000 that month, and the suggestion is that the seasonal factor may have overstated this performance.

With help from another whistle-blower, the lawyers said, the government discovered that Oppenheimer & Company had overstated the performance of a private equity fund.

A tipster bolstered an investigation into a trading blowup that almost took down Knight Capital; another aided the discovery that Oppenheimer & Company had overstated the performance of a private equity fund; and a whistle-blower helped the government pursue a Ponzi scheme in Texas, Ben Protess and Nathaniel Popper report in DealBook.

Although the Alaska result remains tenuous (the Associated Press has not yet called, as of this writing, due to an estimated 25,000 or more uncounted absentee ballots), polls in many recent elections overstated Democratic performance.

A modified version of the FAST that was not gender-specific was used and may have overstated the performance of FAST in comparison to AUDIT-10.

Key Performance Rex Ryan perhaps overstated Mark Sanchez's performance by saying that "there were times when he looked outstanding and there were times that weren't so good".

So the 62 percent figure overstates the performance of all funds over time.

Likely voter models are a necessary evil — and polls will normally overstate the performance of the Democratic candidate without them.