Sentence examples for problem is overblown from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Harman and others who raise money online say that the slacktivism problem is overblown.

Nonetheless, he insists the problem is overblown and safety concerns paramount.

To use one's success in combating a problem as proof that the problem was overblown in the first place is ludicrous.

I think the administration's problems are overblown.

Media companies, aware of investor concerns about the future of their cash cow, say the problems are overblown.

Some media outlets referred to the report as vindication of Toyota, whose supporters had argued that reports of the problems were overblown.

The S.E.C. has also tried to block references to public statements made by current and former regulators, including Ben S. Bernanke, Henry M. Paulson Jr. and Alan Greenspan, that suggested that the subprime lending problems were overblown.

When pressed by a Chinese reporter about the government's plan to deal with AIDS in Henan, for example, the director general of the Health Ministry's Disease Control Department suggested that reports of the problem were overblown, asserting that it was confined to "a dozen villages".

Curiouser still, is that some of the world's think tanks who shout the loudest that human-caused climate change might not even be a thing, or at least a thing not worth worrying about, are happy to countenance geoengineering as a solution to the problem they think is overblown.

"I am a hugely optimistic person, and I think that most problems are overblown, they can be corrected and prevented.

He insisted the problems were overblown, but offered iPhone 4 owners a free protective case to reduce the problem.