| This Government continues to oversell its spin on these sorts of amendments to try to get what it wants. |
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| So far the pattern is for the emails to look a lot less suspicious once they're put into context, and for the denialists to oversell what they've found. |
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| This may have drawn the SEC's attention. Under all the oversell, an inferiority complex drove him. |
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| In our euphoria over the public demonstration of airpower's considerable abilities and accomplishments, we should not oversell it or lose sight of its limitations. |
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| That aside, I think it's way to easy to oversell the crucial importance of coal. |
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| I do not think we should oversell their effect or their importance but they are important steps to take. |
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| Do encourage others to experiment with e-learning, but do not oversell it and get too fixated with the technology. |
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| It is good to record these figures at a time where we economists seem to have a tendency to oversell the measures we propose. |
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| They regularly oversell the number of seats on a given flight. |
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| While future non-lethal technologies may achieve the promises articulated by today's visionaries, the tendency to oversell current capabilities could prove disastrous. |
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| So, oversell is minimized and available time is sold! |
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| Listen here Ghostpoet doesn't oversell his music. |
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| Some franchisors have a temptation to oversell a territory, especially since losses in revenue are largely passed down to the previous franchisees within that territory. |
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| Therefore, in launching any initiative, it is important not to oversell it. The fact that a program has only a small impact does not necessarily mean that it is not worthwhile. |
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| We really cannot oversell the fabulous views from La Grange and have arranged the terraces so that one can always enjoy the best of the sun or shelter whilst enjoying a superlatively pretty view. |
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| Although improving access to ICTs and all types of information-whether proprietary or in the public domain-is a crucial goal in the quest for economic and social development, it is also important not to oversell the concept. |
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| Consequently, traders began looking for weak links, and they trained their fire mostly on Citi and Bank of America. I don't want to oversell this story. |
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| With so many scientific papers chasing so few pages in the most prestigious journals, the winners could be the ones most likely to oversell themselves to trumpet dramatic or important results that later turn out to be false. |
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| We should neither oversell nor overestimate the actual value of a set of rules. We all deserve a genuine market economy supported by its regulating arm the World Trade Organisation. |
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| Fortunately, even Philippe Starck is not pretentious enough to oversell his latest series of iconic dreams. |
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| There can be no doubt that the UK's so-called light touch' regulatory approach encouraged the company to oversell over an extended period, thereby undermining its solvency, which led, in large part, to this disaster. |
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| In January 1996, BAR filed charges against the company for oversell, and the corporate facilities' registrations were placed on three years' probation. |
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