Sentence examples similar to Downplay this problem from inspiring English sources

"She will likely downplay the problem," said anothermom, "and push away any help.

What is so heartbreaking is the concerted effort in some quarters to downplay the problem.

Others downplay the problem, even if obstructed evacuation routes are known to consitute one of the major risks to workers.

Some overstate and some want to downplay the problem as a way to get that attention," he said.

Making an unscheduled appearance in the briefing room, he did not downplay the problem, but instead talked it up as "huge" and "important".

Some pilots, cabin crew and trade unions believe there is huge pressure from the airline industry to downplay the problem to avoid spending millions rectifying it.

But couldn't I be the sort of expert who tries to downplay the problem, offering a counterweight to others' opinions?

In the post, Moaiandin published evidence of exchanges with Facebook in which company representatives appeared to downplay the problem even after he raised it directly with them.

Indeed, shortly after the co-rapporteurs published their report in December, a presidential amnesty led to the release of 13 out of the 14 prisoners mentioned, leading Mr Agramunt to downplay the problem during the debate.

A serious note was sounded later by Martino who said Di Maria's injured foot had required x-rays though he was keen to downplay the problem, and the player was later seen walking away without impediment from the stadium.

Without wanting to "downplay the problem," he calls the widespread perception of inordinate slowdown "largely an image thing".