Examples of using Be exaggerated in English and their translations into Finnish
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Its importance can hardly be exaggerated.
The socio-economic role of these arrangements cannot be exaggerated- they must be maintained as not only fundamental to the Common Fisheries Policy but also integral to the basic objectives of cohesion policy.
The risk of pandemics should not be exaggerated.
By its performance can not be exaggerated. Supreme leader. My disappointment.
The importance of this can hardly be exaggerated.
Concerns about costs of such services should not be exaggerated as many Member States already respond to these demands from victims.
My disappointment… by its performance can not be exaggerated.
The difference with the EU approach should not be exaggerated as EC competition policy allows in many instances the same intra-brand restrictions, but keeps the possibility under specific circumstances to intervene where considered necessary.
To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumours of its death may be exaggerated.
The images of people, animals andplants always be exaggerated, deformed, or time-warped, or out of order.
The role of the EU institutions in this connection must not therefore be exaggerated.
Subsequently, the integration process appears to have slowed, buttwo reasons suggest that this slowdown could be exaggerated: firstly, trade data since 1993 significantly and consistently underestimate actual trade flows inside the Community(-); secondly, the intra-EC trade ratio is sensitive to factors other than trade integration, and such factors probably boosted it in the late 1980s and decreased it after 1990:l.
The dangers of a divided country may well be exaggerated, but they do exist.
The scale of international public finance contributions would be significant but should not be exaggerated.
The developed countries, especially the United States may be exaggerated profits, the report.
The Commission considers, however, that there is clear evidence of the need to improve the fiscal position of SMEs in the Internal Market and that the potential administrative andlegal problems can be addressed and should not be exaggerated.
The app tries to mine five-star reviews so the rating that you get may be exaggerated.
China's role andits ability to influence North Korean behaviour should not be exaggerated.
Secondly, the safety risks of road passenger transport must not be exaggerated.
There is therefore an impact on the European economy, butthe extent of it should not be exaggerated.
However, evidence from some of the fastest-growing services illustrates that such pessimism may be exaggerated.
Obviously, it could be difficult to decide precisely how these were to be defined, butthe problem must not be exaggerated.
He also considered that the risk for companies' incurring disproportionate costs when complying with the language requirements might be exaggerated.
The question of consistent application: the risk of inconsistent application of competition rules must be borne in mind, butI do not believe that it should be exaggerated.
Your recent services to one of the royal houses of Europe have shown that you are one who may safely be trusted with matters which are of an importance which can hardly be exaggerated.
This little girl might be exaggerating a little bit… lam not!
I think you're exaggerating.
The risks of certain technologies are exaggerated, while their economic benefits are by far underestimated.
Aren't those fears being exaggerated… by those who want Texas to enter the Union as a slave state?
Another thing that is exaggerated is the transfers of money.