1. The new rules follow analyses by The Associated Press and others that uncovered flaws that overstated the actual job numbers by thousands.
2. Conte's achievement cannot be overstated, despite the resources at his disposal.
3. The power of gathering timely information and its relentless delivery cannot be overstated in the arsenal of security preparedness.
4. Some analysts said the PMI was probably declining from April due to policy tightening, but the magnitude of the fall was overstated due to seasonal distortion.
5. He called this " exceedingly irrational " and said the speculation and overstated price will do no good to the industry.
6. It was the second study by the same government scientists who two years ago first suggested that deaths from being too fat were overstated.
7. She claimed that after paying her advance, she found out that the financial condition of the company had been overstated.
8. Its significance in ensuring government bodies at all levels remain clean and practise the principle of ruling by law cannot be overstated.
9. In the market's view, the bank's asset values remain grossly overstated.
10. However, legal experts argued that the " deterrent effect is being overstated ".
adj
1. overstated
1. represented as greater than is true or reasonable
e.g. an exaggerated opinion of oneself
Synonym: exaggerated overdone