Sentences with phrase «exaggerated claims»

Most reports are just anecdotal accounts of treatment success, so be very skeptical about exaggerated claims of success and consult with your veterinarian before trying anything you read about online.

Add them to your pet's treatment plan if they appear helpful - but be cautious about exaggerated claims for the products.

Then, most of the popular supplements on the market today come either with exaggerated claims about their effectiveness or they're literally useless.

There are a huge number of options to choose from and most of them go for a hard sell and make wild (and often exaggerated claims).

You want the value of your research to speak for itself — avoid exaggerated claims of its importance.

They also tend to make very exaggerated claims about the ability of their products to cure or prevent every conceivable disease.

While the urgency that motivates exaggerated claims is understandable, turning down the rhetoric and embracing solutions like nuclear energy will better serve efforts to slow global warming.

This position does not appear to be supported by any observational evidence, much like the highly exaggerated claims concerning the effects of human carbon dioxide emissions on climate.

They would pay for valid claims and they would fight exaggerated claims.

So they make exaggerated claims as to how long their litter lasts.

They will much prefer your humility to exaggerated claims about how much you can offer in spite of your lack of experience.

According to Editor Alan Moran in a post at Catallaxy Files blog on Climate Change: the facts 2014, Christopher Essex «points to the complexity of the scientific analysis of the climate, which has led to exaggerated claims by pseudo-experts.

The conference contended that «In recent years, a handful of scientists appear to have made exaggerated claims in the health and environmental areas.

As the political executive remains stagnated to dig into the irregularities by insurance companies in demanding exaggerated claims against t...

«We are disappointed that the court has agreed to proceed with Apple's grossly exaggerated claims regardless of whether the patents are valid,» she added.

The Enlightenment gave birth to a variety of philosophies which, based on exaggerated claims for the role of human reason, rejected the positive historical nature of Christian revelation.

Your message should be clear and to - the - point., free of gimmicks and fillers, such as exaggerated claims.

But at the same time, the wildly exaggerated claims of the negative effects of cardio are NOT substantiated.

While the company seeks to raise awareness of eco-friendly practices in the pet - products industry, it warns that retailers must also be aware of greenwashing — the practice of making exaggerated claims regarding a company's sustainable manufacturing processes.

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Which one of these debates hasn't involved exaggerated claims from alarmists?

We had Avery Cardinal Dulles review the McDonough - Bianchi study of the Jesuits, Passionate Uncertainty (FT, April), and he did so in his usual balanced manner, correcting some of its more exaggerated claims.

This is because many times people exaggerate claims and portray something which isn't entirely true.

The senior Israeli official who defended Iron Dome said he understood the skepticism because the world's first antimissile war — which erupted over Israel in 1991 during the gulf war — did produce exaggerated claims of success.

But the further exaggerated claim that [the] satisfaction is what makes the good act good is an unnecessary, and mistaken, inference, [the] particular notion of self - interest having been itself mistaken.

We'll hear about self - regulation, modified self - regulation, a dab of statute, a slap of law, and advocates of one or the other will make great exaggerated claims for their position.

They also routinely exaggerate claims in the service of a good story.

There are certain powerful brands which use a variety of deceitful marketing practices to push their products more effectively, and that includes everything in the spectrum of pseudoscience and half - fabricated and stupendously exaggerated claims.

For example, someone could read some medical journal article on how cyanide can kill you and then exaggerate the claim that the cyanide found in the seeds of some foods will kill you if you ingest them overlooking the fact that we also produce an enzyme that convert this cyanide in to a harmless thiocyanate.

But then again once one delves beneath the surface and begins realizing all the facts so well concealed by all the Elon Hype & Hyperbole not to mention false and exaggerated claims etc..

While most of us know that Apple exaggerated their claim that the pixel density of the screen is beyond what the human eye can see.

Interestingly enough, Forbush often presented enough context for his many exaggerated claims for the effects of cats on bird populations to discredit himself.

The United States is rapidly coming under almost total government control as the Obama administration uses exaggerated claims of the failure of capitalism and the Bush administration as the excuse.

Because the UHIE was not identified in the early claims of global warming and allowed incorrect exaggerated claims.

Exaggerated claims get headlines.

And in doing this, while we may roll our eyes at Howard's ability to tell instinctively whether claims are valid or not, he basically touches base with many non-scientist fence sitters who presumable have heard some of these «most dire warnings» and potentially exaggerated claims in the blogosphere.

Pachauri, who led the compilation of some 2,000 of the world's top climate scientists for 13 years, worked to tighten up the credibility of the reports that guide policymakers and survived a scandal five years ago over exaggerated claims about the speed of glaciers retreating.

As a result, conflicting data and evidence, even if published in peer reviewed journals, are regularly ignored, while exaggerated claims, even if contentious or not peer - reviewed, are often highlighted in IPCC reports.

It will harm access to justice, worsen inequalities of arms, encourage exaggerated claims, and lead to potential turmoil in an already over-stretched court system.