Sentences with phrase «grossly exaggerated claims»

«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.

I'm interested in the net of all regional feedbacks — global climate sensitivity — and the grossly exaggerated claims made about it by fake sceptics.

Perhaps most importantly, the case against Mr Atwal is likely to serve as a warning to future claimants that persons grossly exaggerating claims will receive short shrift at court.

Not exact matches

Block claims that the $ 231.1 million in revenue Sino - Forest made by selling timber in China's Yunnan province is grossly exaggerated.

The CSPI's claims are not grounded in science and grossly exaggerate the negative feedback to our products.

The claim that lifting heavy weights will lead to women building a manly physique is grossly exaggerated, female bodybuilders are often used as proof what will happen if a woman as much as touches any dumbbell or barbell.

Unfortunately, this claim is grossly exaggerated, and the MeMO Pad 7's 5 megapixel shooter simply fails to wow.

He references this AMEG nonsense, presents it as valid science (although it is the furthest thing from), grossly exaggerates articles to make a point, and claims utter nonsense (6 °C by 2050, more than 100 % more than any credible institution predicts under any scenario) and never backs up his claims with numbers (especially his feedbacks, apart from the AMEG / methane stuff).

They conclude such claims lack scientific foundation and often are grossly exaggerated.

and this leading light of the consensus community uses her own blog to claim, not only that the IPCC did not overstate certainty, but that it used «underwhelming weasel words» in grossly «exaggerating» uncertainty.

You certainly will: all of it, at least on the first three pages, concerns bird and bat deaths; most are saying that the claims of wind power opponents about these are grossly exaggerated.

But far from «grossly exaggerating» the state of the science in 2007, as North claimed, the IPCC — because it referenced the WWF report, not the peer - reviewed literature — grossly understated it.

Woodmere (Credit Valley) v. Sarcevich (1998), 40 O.R. (3d) 543 - although a lien was grossly exaggerated, it did not result in a successful claim for damages, since the trial judge found that the amount of the lien did not result in any damages (rather the fact of the lien, which would have existed whether the lien claimant claimed the correct amount) was what drove the purchasers of the property away, since the purchasers were looking for an excuse not to close.

However, the fact that Agora grossly exaggerated facts can be both verified through the difference of language in their two statements before and after the backlash, and the official statements from the NEC, even if SLOEDP took the efforts to highlight this false claim out of a vested interest.