Projected growth rates were simply overstated, and current unemployment is exactly what we'd expect given such a feeble recovery.
At the press conference, Obama referred to "perceived tensions," and said, "A lot of them were simply overstated".
With a smiling Mr. Karzai standing by his side, Mr. Obama said, "With respect to perceived tensions between the U.S. government and the Afghan government, let me begin by saying a lot of them were simply overstated".
Curley, for example, holds that the identity is not one that holds between any given attribute and the substance, but rather between the totality of the attributes and the substance (Curley, 1988, 30). Bennett, on the other hand, believes Spinoza is simply overstating the case (Bennett, 1984, 64).
Another is that, after playing such a prominent role in a long campaign, the first minister was simply tired.It is easy to overstate the debate's effect (cast your mind back to the short-lived "Cleggmania" that followed the first electoral debate in 2010), but it should not be discounted.
With an estimated 200,000 Britons using ecstasy every weekend, overstating the harms of the drug was simply not realistic, he said.
Perhaps it is simply that fear of the untried might be overstated — that business calamity is not a certainty.
That misconception, which vastly overstated Lundgren's crime and led to the sentence he received, is simply to conflate software with a license to operate that software.
But in reality only 180 suits can be made a day, because the quota of 250 simply cannot be done, it is overstated.
The brutality with which Negroes are treated in this country simply cannot be overstated, however unwilling white men may be to hear it.
