Sentence examples for saw inflated from inspiring English sources

Even candidates who got a lot of momentum out of their conventions, like Mr. Clinton in 1992 and Mr. Reagan in 1984, saw inflated polling during this time period.

Unlike the last time we saw inflated valuations, this isn't about paper wealth and bragging rights.

"After the lavish spending of the Gerard Houllier and Martin O'Neill eras, which saw inflated transfer fees and excessive wages aplenty, prudence has become the watchword at Villa and McLeish has been forced to cut his cloth accordingly.

First, we saw inflated random urinary PrCr results when analyses were restricted to women with urine samples with SG >1.010 or those with no dipstick hematuria or leukocytes.

The $8 billion price was widely seen as inflated, particularly after recession struck the following year and newspaper ad revenues began a long decline.

Mr. Brumbach said he was startled to see an inflated float in the driveway, of the sort children would bounce on at an amusement arcade.

She also remembers seeing an inflated television documentary (from years back) where the people on the expedition were boasting about how many pairs of their boots had "melted".

With Facebook's definition of a "view" being confined to any user that allows a video to play for three seconds (YouTube's definition is generally 30 seconds, for comparison), Green said video creators are very likely to see an inflated number of viewers who may actually have barely seen their clip.

That means riders presented with the upfront pricing view will no longer see the inflated percentage rate or "surge pricing" that they can expect to pay during peak hours.

I said to them, if I ever saw an over-inflated stock, it would be yours.

In September 2012, Gove said he wanted to replace what he saw as discredited, grade-inflated GCSEs with a more rigorous qualification to be assessed by exams only rather than coursework or modular elements.