overstatement

It is insisted that eight duels a week--four for each of the two days--is too low an average to draw a calculation from, but I will reckon from that basis, preferring an understatement to an overstatement of the case.

It would be an overstatement to say that he was shocked or even excited by the amazing announcement.

In the preceding lecture I alluded to Hume's principle "that all our simple ideas in their first appearance are derived from simple impressions, which are correspondent to them, and which they exactly represent." Whether or not this principle is liable to exceptions, everyone would agree that is has a broad measure of truth, though the word "exactly" might seem an overstatement, and it might seem more correct to say that ideas APPROXIMATELY represent impressions.

- Overstatement in Revenue on Q3 December 31, 2018 Statement

The self-appointed so-called supporters groups could not even raise 500 marchers, and their estimate of 300 looks like an overstatement.

The beermaker said an error in its 2016 accounting related to its partnership in MillerCoors resulted in an understatement of its tax liabilities and an overstatement of net income by almost $400 million 2016.

Negative commentary from short-seller reports have raised a number of issues, including off-label promotion, bribing physicians through speaker fees or otherwise to prescribe Korlym, questioning the efficacy of Korlym and using the FDA's adverse event reporting database to taint the drug as dangerous, and the possible overstatement of sales from the Veteran's Administration channel, Buck tells investors in an intraday research note.

"Skills" may be a touch of an overstatement: For the most part, the acts fall into three distinct categories, including the bizarre (enjoy eating those squirmy worms, Nicole Kidman), the charming (there's something deeply soothing about watching Michael B.

The discovery of such a large overstatement came just a few months after Edward-Elmhurst announced $50 million in cuts.

It was an overstatement of over 2200 points by Dr Ismail, and he should exercise care while sharing such extrapolated figures on public forums.

Hugh as Ian He said: "I think to say that life is getting easier would be an overstatement, but often within overstatements are kernels of truth and frequently at the nub of a kernel can be found the essence of possibility.