Sentence examples for performance is overstated from inspiring English sources
Greenwash is where corporate environmental performance is overstated (Deegan and Rankin, 1996), whereas brownwash is where green credentials are understated (Kim and Lyon, 2014).
Though the Mahler pulsed with excitement and exuded character, the performance was overstated.
Furthermore, the Education Department said in its study that the suspect accuracy of its figures "may result in performance being overstated".
The current messaging hype is overstated.
Some of that is overstated".
"The agency's success in meeting its established performance goals may be overstated," the report said.
In a slide titled "sources of inaccuracy – performance management", the briefing says performance can be difficult to measure because IHMS does not have a standard approach to data entry, the location data provided by the immigration department is poor, and performance failures can be overstated because of inaccurate records about active care.
But the danger in a performance like this cannot be overstated.
In a written evaluation, his commanding officer reported that Kyle had "single-handedly thwarted a large-scale attack on a U.S. Marine Combat Outpost," adding that his "performance under fire cannot be overstated".
