Sentence examples for very overstated from inspiring English sources

The Biotechnology Industry Organization, a lobby that represents biotechnology manufacturers that stand to lose if knockoffs of their products make it to market, says those numbers are very overstated, but hasn't provided alternative figures.

Mr. Wadsworth's influence in reinvigorating chamber music and expanding its reach, Mr. Finckel said, could not really be overstated: "We are still working in the garden that he planted, and some of the trees are very old.

Jonathan Portes, of the Institute of Economic and Social Research think tank, said the research revealed the extent of deliberate health tourism had been "hugely overstated" and was in fact a "very small part of NHS expenditure".

The kinetic parameters of radical polymerization have very good agreement with literature data that the rate constant is somewhat overstated.

Different in all the silly and overstated ways that TBS's pomp-y promos suggest, but also different in some very great ways that are very much realer than anyone could have a right to expect, or could possibly resist.

Philip Hampton reckons RBS will cope: We have challenges, but sometimes they are overstated - by the media and politicians, he says, adding: There are very few examples of even attempts of the government intervening in the day-to-day running of the bank.

In fact, the health system presents a neat microcosm of Venezuela over the last 10 years: an inadequate pre-existing system badly in need of reform has simply been left to decay, its very existence denied, while the government concentrates its resources on parallel structures that, despite being hyped with wildly overstated propaganda claims, cannot truly address the underlying problems.

Birbiglia is pretty clearly criticizing "SNL" in the film, at the very least for its head-scrambling effect on up-and-coming comedians, but, more likely, for what he feels is its overstated importance in the pantheon of American comedy.

Call it overstated understatement.

I kind of overstated it".

The argument is provocative but overstated.