Sentence examples for was exaggerated by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Semyanov said the threat of Russian hackers was exaggerated by Western news media.

The construction boom was exaggerated by a potent mixture of perverse incentives.

The economy generated an estimated 268,000 new jobs last month, but that robust figure was exaggerated by statistical quirks.

The response was exaggerated by illiquidity — American and Muslim investors were on holiday at the end of last week.

But the perceived scale of the defeat was exaggerated by the false opinion polls and Labour's collapse in Scotland.

The economy is bouncing back from its first-quarter funk because that weakness was exaggerated by several temporary woes.

Price movements yesterday were exaggerated by the paucity of dealings.

Most seem to think that his troubles must be being exaggerated by the media.

Some of these attacks were horrible enough; others were exaggerated by Francoist sympathisers.

Plenty of Russians still argue that Katyn has been exaggerated by the Poles.

He concludes that output is exaggerated by 40%, a discrepancy that has grown in recent years.