Sentence examples for being downplayed from inspiring English sources

He ranked it fifth among his priorities, and if it is being downplayed, that's a mistake.

Loughton's comments, however, appear to tip this balance so that race is at risk of being downplayed altogether.

Pence's term infuriates some — particularly more progressive Christians — who say important theological differences are being downplayed for political purposes.

The hurried timeline has created friction, with some specialists in the federal government concerned that environmental risks are being downplayed or ignored.

"Despite the fact that Congress said the U.S.D.A. could not limit potatoes in school lunches or breakfast, we still feel like the potato is being downplayed in favor of other vegetables in the new guidelines," said Mark Szymanski, a spokesman for the council.

It claims the role in the Greek debt crisis of endemic tax evasion through offshore centres is being downplayed because the big powers in the G20 – the US, the UK, and Germany – are also key beneficiaries of tax havens, as the index shows.

The EU is trying to downplay the issue but it wont be downplayed by our partners around the world".

This has been downplayed.

The risks, in short, cannot be downplayed.

The strength of Occupy Central shouldn't be downplayed.

There have been recognisable achievements that shouldn't be downplayed".