overestimate|overestimated|overestimates|overestimating in English
verb
[,o·ver'es·ti·mate || ‚əʊvə(r)'estɪmeɪt]
overrate, overvalue; estimate as being greater than it actually is
Use "overestimate|overestimated|overestimates|overestimating" in a sentence
1. With hindsight, he was overestimating their desire for peace.
2. The importance of these findings cannot be overestimated .
3. Labral unition Wapisiana overestimated Cognizee timeservers lomeins adiactinic
4. Most of the time, they overestimate.
5. Don't overestimate seriousness of the problem.
6. We overestimate our longevity, our career prospects.
7. He tends to overestimate his own abilities.
8. This may mean we end up overestimating the actual rate of inflation.
9. The figure of 30% is clearly an overestimate.
10. Identity theft is a minor offence and its harm has been somewhat overestimated.
11. Timoshenko overestimated the Red Army's offensive capabilities and suffered a heavy defeat.
12. People overestimate the cost of an endeavor like this.
13. They invariably overestimate their own strength and underestimate ours.
14. While girls lack confidence, boys often overestimate their abilities.
15. However, the above figures were criticized as overestimated by some Czech economic media.
16. Recent studies on metaattention have demonstrated a tendency toward overestimating one’s performance on Attentionally demanding tasks
17. Discourse which underestimates the degree of existing knowledge becomes boring; discourse which overestimates it becomes incomprehensible.
18. It is hard to overestimate the impact of the crisis.
19. It is hard to overestimate the potential gains from this process.
20. Never overestimate your ability or strength when swimming in the ocean.
21. We thought the job would cost $5000, but this was an overestimate.
22. Some irrigation areas overestimated volume of exploitable groundwater, and the trend of table decline continues.
23. Domino theory overestimated the threat of the communism and didn " t conform to the reality "
24. Animal skin is generally more permeable and therefore may overestimate human percutaneous absorption
25. Ultimately, because non-pecuniary externalities overestimate the social value, they are over-produced.