Similar words: overstate, overstatement, understated, interstate, understate, buffer state, understatement, interstate commerce. Meaning: adj. represented as greater than is true or reasonable.
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31. For a man so understated personally, he is suprisingly overstated professionally.
32. Lofty talk of synergies is overstated.
33. The importance of health education cannot be overstated.
34. Bolton: I think this concern is overstated.
35. The damage done by tighter finance can overstated.
36. But many economists reckon that is grossly overstated.
37. The universality of the book cannot be overstated.
38. Jackson's impact on American pop music cannot be overstated.
39. And the significance of this development cannot be overstated.
40. What is overstated virtue by others?
41. The threat of financial mercantilism can be overstated.
42. Overall[sentencedict.com],(www.Sentencedict.com) Dragonomics's Mr Kroeber thinks that GDP growth in the year to the first quarter of 2009 was not significantly overstated.
43. One glaring issue before the F.D.A. concerns nutrient labels, which for years have overstated the amount of salt the government says is safe to consume.
44. Altig argues that raising the inflation target may be a solution to an overstated problem.
45. Worse yet, there's in the p - e ratios could be substantially overstated.
46. China's vulnerability to such shocks is probably overstated by official statistics that may exaggerate investment but underreport the fast-growing consumer sector.
47. Regards, Pattie Tom Perkins's role in the rise of Silicon Valley cannot be overstated.
48. She was also funny because she greatly overstated her sexy nature and love for men. Mae West always played the role of a young and strong woman.
49. Carson Block, Muddy Waters's director of research, questioned the validity and timing of the latest report, saying his research showed the company overstated the value of its assets.
50. However, Kurtz wrote in the note that he believes those are overstated.
51. The benefits to shareholders of an independent BarCap look overstated too.
52. Due to exaggerated talk about the incurability of the disease, the risk of transmission and mortality rate, people remain horrified by the disease. "The gravity of the disease has been overstated."
53. But his critics often missed his virtues and overstated his faults.
54. I wonder whether Professor Solum has overstated the positive significance of these developments.
55. Because less of a bad debt expense provision will be needed next year due to the overstated allowance account, net income will be higher next period .
56. I slightly overstated the ease I experienced in generating a C-based module out of hashcash.pyx.
57. His impact on pop music and dance cannot be overstated.
58. But as a remedy for trade imbalances, the focus on the currency is demonstrably overstated, " says John Dearie, executive vice-president for policy at the Financial Services Forum in Washington."
59. He noted a U.S. government audit released Monday that said the ability of Afghan troops to operate independently had been overstated.
60. In sum, whereas true inflation was often overstated in the past, today it is probably understated by the official price statistics that are being suggested for the central banks' target values.
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