Sentence examples similar to overstating relevance from inspiring English sources

It certainly cannot be the function of the FAO to discredit grazing systems in general and the beef sector in South America (the continent with the highest growth potential for food production) in particular, with unrealistically high emission values due to methodological inconsistencies and negligence and due to overstating the relevance of these emissions.

5) Some reviewers were concerned that the paper may overstate the relevance of this model to testing drugs in disease relevant models of skeletal muscle disease, as only healthy muscle was evaluated.

Extending the findings of Francis and Schipper (1999) and Collins and Kothari (1989), our results suggest that previous comparative studies might thus have overstated value relevance differences and institutional variables' power to explain these differences across countries.

It is impossible to overstate the relevance of cell death research to human pathology.

The film was widely criticized for overstating the LRA's relevance in a region facing far bigger problems, including a deteriorating four-year conflict in Central African Republic.

That is overstating it.

Wilson is overstating his case.

Actually, striding is overstating it.

Is Ollivier overstating his claim?

That would be overstating it.

I'm overstating for effect.