Sentence examples for systematically exaggerated from inspiring English sources
If the views of oil industry insiders like Jeremy Leggett are correct – who says that as industry reserve estimates are being systematically exaggerated we could face the risk of a major oil crash over the next five to six years – then the UK's unsustainable growth trajectory could unravel sooner rather than later.
The dangers of radioactive discharge and nuclear accidents have been systematically exaggerated by campaigners.
Nevertheless, the medical-industrial complex has systematically exaggerated the benefits and minimized or ignored the harms.
As with al-Qaida, successive leaders around the world have systematically exaggerated the involvement of Isis in local violence in their own countries to obscure their own failings, or those of their forebears, and to obtain material, diplomatic and moral support in Washington.
With regard to mutual funds, pay attention to analyses such as you find in the Forbes ratings, which systematically discount exaggerated results in one market period and seek to measure consistency of results over many market phases rather than simple straight-line performance.
Without such robust and easily shared decision aids, systematically updated without bias, patients may be swayed by potential exaggerated claims in the media when new drugs or procedures are introduced.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
