Sentence examples for understated number from inspiring English sources

And the tartan itself is a mercifully understated number that won't glow in the dark.

Squatting in one of Soho's still ungentrified corners, it doesn't announce its presence with anything other than an understated number 61.

That is the approximate (and probably understated) number of Europeans killed in the thirty years between 1914 and 1945, victims of wars of competing nationalisms on a tragically divided continent.

(a) He publicly understated the number of deaths of United States soldiers in Iraq by more than two hundred at a congressional hearing.

Still, America's Congress seems unconvinced.Correction: An earlier version of this article understated the number of entrants in the WSOP's 45 tournaments.

The Democratic National Committee released a Web video on Monday asserting that Mr. Romney had purposely understated the number of job losses at companies that Bain closed down.

In Australia, the Communications and Media Authority used DNS filtering and was found to have understated the number of banned webpages by more than 1,000 in 2009.

The implication of your article is that the bank grossly understated the number of bad debts in its balance sheet and that, if exposed, these debts would reveal the bank's true and parlous financial position.

Correction: June 7, 2000, Wednesday A picture caption yesterday about a wreath-laying ceremony in Kiev, Ukraine, where President Clinton honored people who died in a famine in 1932 and 1933, understated the number of victims.

After examining the basis of this claim, the fact-checking Web site Politifact rated it as "true," saying, "If anything, Clinton understated the number of people who have benefited from the program".

This certainly understated the number of gay people, just as the marriage register doesn't contain anything like all heterosexuals.A difficulty with relying on the census is that it is designed to be filled in by a single person, the "head of household", who may not check "obvious" answers with other household members (ask a lapsed Catholic with a devout parent).