"I think a lot of people overestimate how much money they're going to get."

It is hard to overestimate how difficult that road will be.

On the other hand, I think we might be overestimating how much information most of the public has.

It is hard to overestimate the impact of these policy changes.

"You cannot overestimate the importance of a job to our people."

"I always overestimate what I'll be able to do in terms of time," he said.

They tried to sell the land but found the value had been overestimated.

However, we must not overestimate the role of the public sector.

And the power of its brand name cannot be overestimated.

It is hard to overestimate its importance in the next few years.

They are more likely to overestimate the risks, in fact.

Parents often overestimate their children's ability to make good decisions.

Further, individual members overestimate their own contributions to the group.

How could others have seen the signs and overestimated their ability to deal with them?

"We cannot overestimate the amount of work this is going to be," he said.

"I think people overestimate the power of government to affect science," he said.

Well, perhaps I overestimated your strength, as it seems so easy from here.

But you overestimate my power, even if we leave the people themselves out of consideration.

It's easy to see how people might overestimate their chances.

Perhaps that overestimated price how good an investment it was.

Perhaps I overestimated the amount of attention people pay to critics.

For a moment it looked as if the old man had overestimated his courage.

"They overestimated their strength and got a lot of people into trouble."

We overestimate the importance of whatever it is we're thinking about.

The value of self government at an individual level cannot be overestimated.

The overestimates were reported during the past administration (1991 through 1994).

This turned out to be a serious overestimate of the city's actual needs.

This is not an overestimate of the situation; rather the contrary.

Even this short period spent in Stages and 4 may be an overestimate.

In the course of time these figures may even prove to be overestimates.

Almost all of the early predictions turned out to be overestimates, but in context they made sense.

To order it and an entree was a serious overestimate.

On the other hand, more detailed and recent data suggest that this may be an overestimate.

This overestimate may have been the reason for their cautious advance later.

The figure for 1788 arises from a different source, and may possibly be an overestimate.

Most historians at the moment would regard that as a wild overestimate.

Or is this an overestimate of the cat's mental powers?

Depending on the nature of the disaster, I would suggest a week might be an overestimate.

But wait, even that is an overestimate of the actual spending cut relative to this year.

They're not exact, but the overestimates and underestimates average out over time.

However, this is believed now to be an overestimate on climatic grounds.

But he said the chances that one star in a few thousand had some sort of civilization might be a big overestimate.

But the transplants claim to buy only half their parts in this country, and that may be an overestimate.

The success of the project was questioned at the time, with the 1971 traffic predictions being overestimates.

In contrast to how police count demonstrations, that may have been an overestimate, but there were certainly many thousands.

He believes that this is an underestimate; it might be an overestimate, but let's grant the point.

The duplicated data, they concluded, would lead to a 23 percent overestimate of the drug's effectiveness.

Correction: this figure is an overestimate too as the total number of activations will be lower.

That turns out to have been an overestimate.

But, they say, it could just as easily be an underestimate as an overestimate.