Sentence examples for would be exaggerated from inspiring English sources

(Even the few studies that examine within country variation such as Brewer (1995) and Yan et al. (2014) still could suffer possible endogeneity bias as they compare fundamentally different types of institutions). If true, then the risk-creating effects of deposit insurance would be exaggerated.

The relative price of a DRG would be exaggerated if the DRG system only pays for variable cost.

Conceptually, this should be true of any expiration week, but assuming that expiring open interest is of greater magnitude during triple-witch weeks, it would make sense that this effect would be exaggerated.

If it didn't come naturally I'd be aware of everything I was doing, and it would be exaggerated".

If misclassification of diagnosis is non-differential then the differences would probably be underestimated, but if they were differential differences would be exaggerated.

Therefore, we should expect that the distance between archaea and bacteria would be exaggerated due to compensatory mutations in the rRNA and ribosomal proteins.

That would be exaggerating things.

I would like to add "but they have something", but that would be exaggerating the case.

It would be exaggerating to say Liverpool were on their knees but they did need to catch their breath and City were merciless in that respect.

It would be exaggerating to say there was ever a point when United looked rattled but they certainly did not look comfortable.

It would be exaggerating to say she's gone pop, but as Spinnerette she certainly displays more of an aptitude for making listenable music.