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].
"Racial Disparity in Federal Criminal Charging and its Sentencing Consequences" is the understated title of the incredibly important and timely study conducted by Sonja Starr, a law professor from the University of Michigan, and M. Marit Rehavi, an economics professor from the University of British Columbia.
Even this statistic understates the consequences of life affecting aortic regurgitation without re-intervention.
I'm on record as saying a default is a really bad idea, the consequences of which are vastly understated by those who seem to approach the idea with an alarming degree of casualness.
In response to shattering disappointment, she responds with an airy, "It's of no consequence", in one of the most understated, moving moments of the novel.
The agency, opponents say, has not scientifically evaluated the consequences of its actions and has consistently understated the damage it does to "nontarget" species, like songbirds.
I believed then, as I do now, that the importance of a global coalition taking coordinated action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to avert the worst consequences of a warming planet cannot be understated.
This issue should not be understated.
That said, the consequences of rejecting the agreement should not be understated.
The consequence of the latter on aquatic life cannot be understated.
