Sentence examples for seriously exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The concerns about kids accidentally consuming pot are seriously exaggerated based on the number of incidents reported.

Many of the comments submitted came from the palm oil industry, which asserts that the E.P.A.'s estimates of palm oil-related emissions are seriously exaggerated.

Three, the officials estimates on the number of AIDS cases are seriously exaggerated, perhaps by a factor of two or three, she says.

However, intelligence analysts and some Soviet defectors have warned that the KGB seriously exaggerated the significance and number of its contacts and operations to impress the Soviet leadership – and increase its budget.

MR can be seriously exaggerated by various and complicated mechanisms during TAVR.

MR can be seriously exaggerated by various and complicated mechanisms during TAVR and should be rapidly assessed and appropriately managed depending on its mechanisms.

Even if this presents an exaggerated picture, it suggests something seriously amiss.

Scores were injured, though few seriously, said march organizers, who criticized "the exaggerated response of the security forces".

Hugely exaggerated reports of grain harvests were taken seriously at high levels, and food was moved from the countryside to the cities while millions of farmers started to die of starvation and its associated diseases.

Others have complimented the way I carry weight, but for some reason being less-seriously or non-romantically involved makes positive feedback seem exaggerated and ineffective.

Someone like that would turn to exaggerated ideas of power, without taking their larger meanings seriously, and this is a likely explanation for the references to Mussolini.