Sentence examples for is difficult to understate from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to understate France's importance to Europe -- and to us.

It is difficult to understate how out of their depth Gibraltar were.

The club have loftier ambitions than the FA Cup, but for now it is difficult to understate the sheer importance of Yaya Touré's winning goal in the evolving process that one day will make this kind of euphoria the norm, a situation those mysterious men in Abu Dhabi, sitting on a tenth of the planet's oil reserves, fully intend.

It is difficult to understate what a run Apple is on right now.

It is difficult to understate the magnitude of the climate crisis, which is already in full swing and will grow exponentially worse without some kind of drastic international intervention.

It would be difficult to understate my excitement.

It's difficult to understate the boldness of their action: Professor Waksman is something of a saint around Rutgers, and Piscataway is a town that takes its history seriously.

It would be difficult to understate how compelling a United Conservative Party running on a message of "we're not the NDP" would be to a lot of Albertans.

It is hard to understate the importance of this legislation.

The pain associated with the loss of a loved one and the suffering associated with illness is difficult to quantify and so is mostly understated in the discussion surrounding the economic benefit of investing in health [ 1].

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