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Or he may have thought it was overselling the point to elaborate.

And that's the problem, is that they're overselling what the technology can really be used to guarantee.

And yet she couldn't have him overselling her like this.

Therefore if they're having problems meeting demand, they've obviously overselling.

It's the first rule of law practice, never oversell a client.

"People tend to oversell the benefits of free trade with China," he said.

Especially when they oversell their service and cannot provide the stated bandwidth.

So they're not trying to oversell their results, and explicitly call for larger studies to confirm them.

"It has been forced to oversell the effects of a trade deal on American economic growth.

Better yet, actually invest in infrastructure, or stop drastically overselling.

The evening is so light and uneven that one doesn't want to oversell it.

"You're dealing with such a monster, there's no need to oversell it through words."

You know these scientists, they always oversell their discoveries.

At the same time, it's easy to oversell Evans.

And though the performers all have competent voices, they oversell the songs.

Nowhere is the line between selling and overselling more delicate than in an Oscar campaign.

But they accused him of overselling the program and pledging new programs that were actually already being carried out.

Yet mainstream medicine can be criticized for overselling its own scientific legitimacy.

That might include adding an illegal apartment or overselling shares of a beach house.

You can take almost anything and oversell it.

It would be foolish to oversell the ability of science, as yet, to forecast complex events accurately.

The newspaper ads, which have run the past week, oversell the message by distorting it slightly.

If he does the interviews, he's overselling again.

Presidents also have a tendency to oversell their nominees, to the detriment of both.

Nor should he have betrayed his convictions by overselling a work he did not believe in.