Sentence examples for downplay the effects from inspiring English sources

The 2011 review said that while it "does not seek to downplay the effects young offenders have on the community," putting young people in detention "is not a medium to long term solution to reducing crime".

Churchill was caught in a difficult position; he knew that maintaining civilian morale was key to winning the war, but it would be obvious if the government tried to downplay the effects of the bombing.

While it would be cruel to downplay the effects of episodes such as these on a person's life, professionals are often reluctant to intervene, at least early on: it is natural to experience difficult emotions in those contexts and to pathologise these feelings is unhelpful.

None of this is to downplay the effects of Wonder Woman itself.

The White House has been trying to downplay the effects of the unprecedented immigration ban amid global outcry.

People--those who either deny the climate science or try to downplay the effects it's having--say a few degrees of warming aren't going to make much difference.

The immigration minister, Scott Morrison, has continued to emphasise the government's regional work in combating people smuggling while attempting to downplay the effect of diplomatic tensions with Indonesia.

Officials also sought to downplay the effect of their decision to remove the loan default metric, arguing that schools will be required to disclose their past students' loan default rates to prospective students.

This news comes just days before the new President takes office – an administration with a reputation for downplaying the effects of climate change (or ignoring its existence entirely).

The FDA report brings up numerous claims that Eli-Lilly, the company that manufacters Cymbalta, downplayed the effects of withdrawal.

Downplaying the effects of current economic difficulties and stock market volatility, Xi could have, but didn't, compare them to the 2007-12 U.S. and Western financial crisis.