Sentence examples for downplaying of the from inspiring English sources
Here's the big question then: What does the new downplaying of the unemployment rate mean for the rest of us?
As well as the opening to Cuba, these include immigration reform, a downplaying of the war on drugs and a request to Congress for $1 billion in aid to mitigate the drug war's impact on Central America.
Such downplaying of the minorities issue might be less likely if there was a senior US official who did nothing else but draw attention to religious communities and their plight.(Photo credit: AFP).
"By concentrating on the procedure and not the heart of the matter, this leads to a downplaying of the real issue, that the far right is as strong as it has ever been," she said.
Whatever Cain did or did not do (the organization he led, at the very least, paid important sums of money to settle claims of sexual harassment by two women), his downplaying of the charges, then his refusal to address them, then his alacrity in attacking the women and their motives, are moves from the Strauss-Kahn playbook.
Perhaps the most dangerous spinoff of Ms. Wallerstein's condemnation of divorce as a means of parental "gratification" at the expense of the children is not her downplaying of the pain of divorce for those who do it but the very American underlying belief that we humans have a right to continuous happiness and a right to blame someone else if it is not present.
But inside the hegemonic scientific discourse and the downplaying of other perspectives, the discussions focused almost exclusively on technical and methodological improvements of the experiments.
Whilst addressing the need of policy responsibility over research and innovation, the RRI approach runs the risk of downplaying the responsibility of scientific experts.
He accused the Vatican of downplaying the rape of children in order to protect its power and reputation.
By diluting the effect of infection there exists a risk of downplaying the importance of a severe complication.
