Sentence examples for should not be minimised from inspiring English sources

The situation is serious; the dangers we face should not be minimised.

It should not be exaggerated, but it should not be minimised either.

He also argues that the importance of repeated and regular interaction at a high political level should not be minimised.

Calls to dismantle the biggest institutions and split up universal banks have not got far.Yet the scale of the change sweeping over banking should not be minimised.

According to King, the danger this faraway rebellion poses for the United States should not be minimised: "With al-Shabaab's large cadre of American jihadis and unquestionable ties to al-Qaida, particularly its alliance with AQAP, we must face the reality that al-Shabaab is a growing threat to our homeland".

But Poland is a country that has since 1989 stood as a model of post-communist transition, and the danger that it might turn its back on the checks and balances that are at the heart of liberal democracy should not be minimised.

These activities are often cut when firms are cash constrained, and this should not be interpreted as the firms not minimising costs.

The difficulty in quantifying eventual impact should not be used as a reason to minimise support for discovery research.

Resistance could be minimised by helping health workers understand that audit was not a punitive system and that " meetings should not be a blaming exercise (this often happens)" [DS1-S1-GD], but should rather be considered a " learning curve" [DS4-S2-GB].

The way cities grow should not be dictated by private interests, but by the government, which can identify the best places for development – to minimise transport distances and allow great parks to be created.

While operational efficiency of wireless devices and in data centres (which support operation of the internet of things) should not be achieved at the expense of Quality of Service, optimisation opportunities should be exploited and inefficient resource use minimised.