Sentence examples for dramatically understated from inspiring English sources

In particular, Greece had dramatically understated its public deficit.

Newcastle also argues that the government has dramatically understated the official headline "spending power" reductions.

"The role of women in producing American art and studio pottery has always been dramatically understated," Mrs. Frelinghuysen said.

The paper said Tokyo government officials had dramatically understated construction costs in a report to the IOC, allegedly to ensure the sports would be held in the capital.

There is, for example, the fact that the soigne, dramatically understated husband in "Shadow Play," wearing a silk bed jacket, of course, is played by Bill Irwin, the great physical (and usually silent) comic performer of "Fool Moon".

Here, adding a solo flute (Renee Siebert) to the mix of voice and piano, Mr. Previn treats the text like a gripping musical monologue, and the music is pungent and dramatically understated.

But those numbers dramatically understate federal spending on extreme events.

To say that Princeton's visit to sold-out Lavietes Pavilion Friday night was just another game would be dramatically understating how badly Harvard wanted to settle the score.

But Anderson argues that even this dramatically understates how far short of the target we really are, and that instead of relying on comfortingly 'evolutionary' policies, a revolutionary approach is needed.

The report "dramatically understates" the risks, claimed the Natural Resources Defense Council, which has accused the government, academic, and industry scientist-composed panel of a pro-industry bias.

"[The current] CPI dramatically understates the annual increases of costs of necessities for seniors," Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-N.Y).