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Перевод: overstate

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1. Official figures tend to overstate consumer-price inflation.
2. "That would be to overstate it somewhat.
3. Now safely married, does he need to overstate his determination to come first, constantly afraid that if he gives an inch, he will inevitably lose a mile?
4. On the other hand, it is arguable that the official UK figures overstate the "true" unemployment problem by including people who are not seriously unemployed.
5. TO overstate the attendance is both a good public relations exercise - making it look as if a team is better-supported than it is - and a possible outlet for laundering "dirty money."
6. For Brailsford, who had a tendency to overstate his case, this marked a decisive turning point in world history.
7. However, our basic model may be criticized in advance of this discussion in so far as it ignores the monetary effects of fiscal decisions and so may overstate the case in favour of macroeconomic management through this route.
8. In fact, by terming it a "problem", I perhaps overstate the matter.
9. However, it is easy to overstate the significance of this change.
10. Although (by the US reckoning) this would be approximately true for a two-year loan, it would overstate the add-on dollar credit cost of a six-month loan by nearly five times.
11. It would be hard to overstate the contempt with which the lower-middle class were viewed.
12. However, this might well be thought to overstate the case, and we must not ourselves draw too heavily upon selected examples.
13. In the debate about uniqueness, a growing minority of writers have raised many problems about the way the connections between collectivism and social conformity vastly understate the importance of social conflict and overstate the level of voluntary conformity to group or national objectives in Japan.