As SwiftKey's co-founders put it in a rather understated statement on the acquisition: "We believe joining Microsoft is the right next stage in our journey".
Hers is a rather understated label (derived from the colloquial "snarky") for an attack whose intent is often not merely snide but outright murderous.
One true poet who fought fears in a far more profound and serious way was the first world war's great and tragic Wilfred Owen, who in a rather understated, stiff-upper lip way, puts it that "ambition may be defined as the willingness to receive any number of hits on the nose".
However, the Mirror feels Hamilton is making up for his fashion faux pas by stepping out in a rather understated look in New York.
William Billy Chalmersrs was born in July 1907 and had a successful if rather understated playing career both north and south of the border.
"Porsche's operative earnings before taxes developed most satisfactorily," the company said in a press release topped with the rather understated title, "Porsche-Group profit clearly up again".
The ad appears to be rather understated (there is literally a singing birds sound cue), and yet the clip further enraged some people.
His rather understated dying words were "mauvais chiens".
The phone looks rather understated and plain in black – not something that is necessarily bad – although a white model is also available.
In the early films Snape always seems to be a character very much on the periphery, vacillating between heroics and villainy, and, atypically for Rickman, rather understated.
With three people dead and the whole legitimacy of the competition now up for debate, to describe that as an oversight is rather understating it.
