Sentence examples for understate the consequences from inspiring English sources

Now he refuses to comment.It is hard to understate the consequences of Mr Rove being distracted from his job.

The consequences of this should not be understated, the effect has been demonstrated in both surveys [ 50] and an empirical study comparing significance levels in published and non-published studies of the same topic [ 51].

But this, it seems to me, understates the issue.

Bayh agrees: "We tend to overstate our ability to alter events and understate the law of unintended consequences".

Even this statistic understates the consequences of life affecting aortic regurgitation without re-intervention.

None of which is to understate the problems that the social, economic and environmental problems that the emerging countries face or the potentially catastrophic consequences for the planet of failing to address these.

And these numbers may understate the problem.

And official figures may understate the problem.

And that might understate the rise.

These numbers greatly understate the violence.

Even this may understate the decline.