Sentences with phrase «make exaggerated claims»

Therefore do not make exaggerated claims or impose punishments, you do not believe in or intend carry out.

You, like most people, are probably numb to companies that make exaggerated claims that seem totally unbelievable.

Some are outright scams while others are legitimate, but make exaggerated claims about the quality of their products and readership.

In other words, the climate change denial machine has been attacking the views of mainstream science, not just the claims of environmental organizations that perhaps may occasionally make exaggerated claims about climate change impacts.

There is no doubt that some environmentalists make exaggerated claims on global warming, but when was the last time these were shown in a major news outlet?

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

But the review panel says that scientists should be careful not to make exaggerated claims about the medical impact of such research, and funding organizations should encourage more cooperation between basic and clinical researchers to make sure experimental results have maximum impact.

I have no wish to make exaggerated claims, but I think I can fairly say that in all these cases the sense of worthwhileness and purpose was deepened and strengthened when the work was seen to be part of the «immemorial plan.»

The Pope assures his reader, nonetheless, that in communion with the Church's living Tradition and under the guidance of the Holy Spirit «we can serenely examine exegetical hypotheses that all too often make exaggerated claims to certainty, claims that are already undermined by the existence of diametrically opposed positions put forward with an equal claim to scientific certainty» (p. 105).

Nigel Farage has, of course, never made exaggerated claims to politically exploit public anxieties.

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.

Skeptics made exaggerated claims about «global cooling,» pointing to 1998.

Now that the United States and other countries are finally moving to seriously address global warming, polluter - funded front groups and their allies in Congress are making exaggerated claims about stolen e-mails from climate scientists in a last ditch effort to derail action.

Private attorneys have emerged as some of the staunchest defenders of ISDS, accusing critics — from prominent scholars, to aid groups such as Doctors Without Borders, to the Australian government — of failing to understand the system and making exaggerated claims.

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.

In conversation, be candid; never make false claims or exaggerate.

Order requiring an Orlando, Fla., seller and distributor, of cosmetics and cosmetic distributorships, among other things to cease using its openended, multilevel marketing plan; engaging in illegal price fixing and price discrimination and imposing selling and purchasing restrictions on its distributors; and to cease making exaggerated earnings claims and other misrepresentations in an effort to recruit distributors.

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).

and another thing — he said I should make up or greatly exaggerate numbers... name drop a random professor and claim he a leading whateverIneedthem to be.

Cornwell is not alone either for one is reminded of the exaggerated claim made by former editor of the Catholic Herald Gerard Noel, in his book «Pius XII the Hound of Hitler» which also claims that Archbishop Pacelli, the then Apostolic Nuncio in Munich 1919, gave «a considerable sum of Church funds» to a «young man (who) had grave need of funds for his fledgling political party.»

Both the charges and the claims are exaggerated, but there is enough truth in both to make of the race situation a very powerful appeal.

Organic marketers and anti-GMO activists exaggerate these efforts, making claims that organics are «pesticide - free» and don't use «harmful» chemicals that they claim are the mainstay of conventional agriculture, and often linked in their campaigns to genetically modified crops.

Each season, for example, he winnowed the significant events from some 500 to 800 college football games, patiently making allowances for exaggerated claims, local enthusiasms and sectional pride.

The Frenchman then moved to claim that everything in football is exaggerated, the good and the bad, which makes it tough.

But some products make false or exaggerated claims.

What I * found * was a rant against exaggerated claims made by advocates of the film of what those researchers said.

But when you start to add things up about someone who may exaggerate or sometimes even make false claims one could quickly conclude there is a credibility problem.

As well as briefing against the Equal Love campaign, Stonewall also exaggerated the cost of equal marriage rights; making absurd, unfounded claims that it would cost billions of pounds.

Perhaps most alarming, just the other day, The Villager, made an endorsement in the race selecting Corey Johnson with a bunch of exaggerated claims.

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.

The ease by which fraudulent and exaggerated whiplash claims can be made.

The growth in spurious and exaggerated personal injury claims and excessive legal costs has resulted in higher costs for consumers, local authorities and the NHS, as well as making it harder for genuine claimants to get compensation.

Despite these concerns, advertisements for herbal remedies often make exaggerated and unsubstantiated claims.

In a column last week, I argued that journalists and other non-scientists have the right and even in some cases the responsibility to question the authority of scientific experts; after all, «even the most accomplished scientists at the most prestigious institutions often make claims that turn out to be erroneous or exaggerated.»

Still, in my view it would have been far better if the authors had presented their study as a «proof of concept» with some intriguing speculative results, rather than making the exaggerated (and insufficiently caveated) claims made in the paper, and more especially the press release.

A lot of health claims are being made for it, but I think they are greatly exaggerated.

About Colloid Particle Size - Describes the exaggerated claims made for colloid particle sizes and what products are advertised using such claims.

For this reason some niche dating site owners may be making exaggerated marketing claims on their site to try and lure in paying members.

suffice it to say nary a Hennessey in history has lived up to his exaggerated claims nor has a one made it beyond a hundred miles without a major breakdown or reliability problem

To exaggerate a bit to make the point clearer: if Hachette only published 100 ebooks and had 99 ebooks priced $ 9.99 or less and 1 ebook priced at $ 14.99, then Mr Pietsch could accurately claim that 99 % of the ebooks Hachette publishes are available for $ 9.99 or less.

These programs can be confusing, and the claims made for them are often exaggerated.»

This made me realize something: As consumers, we're pretty skilled when it comes to spotting inflated prices and exaggerated marketing claims.

Protecting Senior Investors: Report of Examination of Securities Firms Providing «Free Lunch» Sales Seminars Issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission, North American Securities Regulators and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, this report concludes that free - lunch seminars focus more on sales than education and often make exaggerated or misleading claims.

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).

Proponents of different energy sources often make wildly exaggerated claims about the unparalleled capabilities of their favourite technologies while conveniently forgetting their disadvantages.

The e-mails, dating back to 1996, were published on Web sites run by climate change skeptics who claim efforts had been made to manipulate data to exaggerate the threat of global warming.

With all that said, foolish anti-science elites will continue to make preposterous claims and those exaggerated, attic - crazy predictions leading up to the soon to be Paris COP21 climate conference.

It is the certainty that makes his claims wildly exaggerated.

Nothing revealed so far justifies his breaking of his promise of confidentiality, and his exaggerated (sometimes contradictory, as cited by Steven Mosher) claims about minor details of writing make him look bad.

Lomborg accuses scientists and environmental organizations of making false and exaggerated claims about the world's environmental problems.