Overestimation

According to Yom, there is an overestimation of American intelligence capabilities.

Simply because it’s a rather bad plan in its technological aspects and, most importantly, there is an obvious overestimation of the potential it could add to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Another explanation is that there could be an overestimation of the proposed capital budget in the expansion plans.

So, if the insects perceived the illusion, they would choose the option with the yellow dots clustered in the centre, revealing an overestimation of the quantity of yellow dots.

The overestimation of driving trips also pushes developments to have more parking spaces than they truly need.

The Union wanted to “avoid pointing the finger too clearly at China”, which Kleinhans suspects could be due to an “overestimation of the economic dependence on China”.

Overestimation in income tax revenues, for example, results in the setting of unrealistic targets which is divided amongst the collectorate.

Another reason was the MPPC's overestimation of the efficiency of controlling the motion picture industry through patent litigation and the exclusion of independents from licensing.

Knox, Enthusiasm, p. 13) There is no indication that Apollos favored or approved an overestimation of his person.

Throughout 1935 and 1936, Dönitz had misgivings regarding submarines due to German overestimation of the capabilities of British ASDIC intelligence.