Sentence examples for downplay problems from inspiring English sources

"We don't downplay problems," she said, "we address them quite seriously".

Elderly participants often try to downplay problems regarding their mobility for fear of having their autonomy restricted.

Rostetter also faulted the district for "lack of transparency" in initially downplaying problems with the new system, including in an Aug. 15 news release that said the program's "glitches have affected less than 1% of students overall".

U.S. officials downplay the problems, emphasizing the scope of need.

Wisely, Park didn't try to downplay the problems healthcare.gov has experienced.

At times, he's appeared to be trying to downplay the problems with the rollout, by, for example, suggesting that there is always a lot of churn in the market for individual insurance, so the fact that millions of Americans will have to give up their existing policies isn't a big deal.

At some point Streamload turned off comments and deleted all existing ones, presumably to downplay the problems.

"The goal of the bill is to take a system that is incentivized to downplay the problem, because they don't want bad publicity, and incentivize people to deal with the problem".

He downplayed the problems and risks.

"Some people are really downplaying these problems," Ms. Bellows said.

But they were politically motivated to downplay any problem.