Sentence examples for the problem is exaggerated by from inspiring English sources

In Marseille, the problem is exaggerated by drug trafficking — on top of poverty and joblessness.

This problem is exaggerated by the new generation of wireless and handheld Internet devices such as Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) enabled mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs).

"I think the problem is exaggerated.

Media reports, including in this newspaper, reported that climate sceptics believed they had found a smoking gun that proved scientists who worked on global warming were up to no good, and by extension that the problem was exaggerated or a falsehood.

Nearly two-thirds of the latter thought the problem was exaggerated.

In the case of Dominga, her health problems were exaggerated by her social circumstances as an undocumented migrant and single mother of an infant.

Diabetes is associated with the risk of oral leukoplakia, which is exaggerated by smoking.

Many members of Congress say that the problem is being exaggerated, and that a vast majority of lawmakers play by the rules and would not take advantage of their position for financial gain.

With that, Kasman said, economic activity that's substantially below potential means the already large structural fiscal problems will be exaggerated by large cyclical budget deficits for years to come, with negative implications for capital formation and growth.

At the municipal building in town, Deputy Mayor Marija Grabovac said that the problems of the school have been exaggerated by a Bosnian Muslim political party to score points.

The repetitive song goes like this: there is no problem; well, if there is a problem, it is being exaggerated by the left; okay, there is a serious problem, but government has no role to play in finding a solution -- only the magic of the market can do that.