Sentence examples for is not to understate from inspiring English sources

This is not to understate his talent.

That is not to understate the murderous potential of stupidity.

But that's not to understate the film's significance, symbolic or otherwise, for Australian cinema.

That's not to understate the challenges.

Bryan Erickson Eagan, Minn., July 10, 2008 • To the Editor: The analogy between Senator Barack Obama's yea vote on Wednesday for the FISA amendment act and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's yea vote in October 2002 for the Iraq resolution is not to be missed or understated.

His vision and persistence are not to be understated.

"It is important not to understate the benefit of these medications," said Dr. Robert Kerns, the national director of pain management for the Department of Veterans Affairs.

It is important not to understate what happened.

It is also not to understate the importance of local philanthropy.

It is important not to understate this uncertainty, and our approach provides a practical solution to account for both sampling and parameter uncertainty in the estimation of HIV prevalence confidence intervals when using Heckman-type selection models to remove selection bias.

"We need to be careful not to overstate it, but similarly we need to be careful not to understate this problem," Colonel McCraw said in an interview.