Sentence examples for this has exaggerated from inspiring English sources

This has exaggerated already gaping external imbalances, particularly America's soaring trade and current-account deficits.According to statistics released on April 12th, America's monthly trade deficit reached a record $61 billion in February (see chart).

"And this emotional factor has exaggerated the sense that there is a change in France's foreign policy".

In this campaign, he has exaggerated flaws in Mr. Bradley's record and been evasive about the evolution in his own position on abortion, guns and tobacco.

Walken has exaggerated this look to great effect in psychotic roles such as Captain Koons in Pulp Fiction, Max Schreck in Batman Returns and Vincenzo Coccotti in True Romance.

I believe Vecsey has exaggerated with his sarcasm.

Silence since has exaggerated Loveless's status, but it hasn't been bettered.

She: awash in disputes about what her educational credentials are and whether she has exaggerated them.

But he argued that Riverkeeper has exaggerated the dangers of yogurt processing.

"Maybe the media has exaggerated, suggesting that what happened in Japan could happen in Germany.

A strong infusion of the miraculous in the stories has exaggerated the dangers encountered.

For example, headache associated with psychopathology has exaggerated effects on quality of life (QoL) and disability [23, 27, 28].