exaggerated claim

He was not one to make exaggerated claims, and scarcely needed to.

Some scientists said the study had been unnecessary and was based on exaggerated claims.

But just about every global event suffers from exaggerated claims.

Officials have been trying to deflect the recent bad news with exaggerated claims of success.

Fewer people are now taken in by exaggerated claims about British jobs dependent on the arms trade.

I sense the market is filled with exaggerated claims.

He also took issue with what he called exaggerated claims about the mine.

Other scholars, however, insisted that despite the exaggerated claims she made there is still some truth in her theory.

And the technology's credibility has not been helped, many experts agree, by exaggerated claims for its effectiveness.

As for the greatly exaggerated claims of his death.

"We've had too much of easy answers, and I think exaggerated claims are worse than no proposals at all," she declared.

Most importantly, the exaggerated claims and shoddy research would have been exposed early on.

Madam President, exaggerated claims have been made and fears expressed by all sides on this report.

In 2002, published studies found that the company may have greatly exaggerated claims of its product's healthfulness.

The authority, like many other transit systems, has been plagued with false or exaggerated claim suits.

As audacious actions go, it's not much, but soon it becomes clear that the exaggerated claim is intended.

Exaggerated claims and puffs appear through out the text.

The low critical mass of californium led to some exaggerated claims about possible uses for the element.

THE agency said it wanted to see whether companies would refrain from making exaggerated claims or playing down risks.

However, some of those would take exception to exaggerated claims of a disaster."

We will identify the most exaggerated claims and contrast them with the intelligence estimates that have since been declassified.

Continue reading the main story There are some ludicrously inflated and exaggerated claims"

The power of this minority within the Christian majority comes from its exaggerated claims on the Bush election victory.

Given the bombast, you might expect the book to make exaggerated claims about the kinds of returns that could be expected from following this approach.

Both sides in the battle made exaggerated claims of numbers of enemy aircraft shot down.