Significados de often overstated en inglés

Warner's worth to Trinidad and Tobago and Caribbean football is often overstated.

This means that the importance of items that rise in price is often overstated.

Japan's economic woes are often overstated because its growth is weighed down by ageing.

The second view has been often overstated by those who, like Hegel himself, have tended to confuse ancient with modern philosophy.

Although the exam's importance is often overstated, it marks the end of second level education and the culmination of years of personal endeavour and development.

Often overstated is his inability to deliver a telling final ball at the right time or to the right place.