That footnote had understated her significance entirely.
Because that footnote had understated her significance entirely.
Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at financial adviser Hargreaves Lansdown, said previous reports on the pension freedoms had understated the significance of the changes.
The County Lines column understated the significance of two important initiatives: one led by Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey and the other spearheaded by the Westchester County executive, Andrew J. Spano, and the county legislator Michael B. Kaplowitz, which will examine how energy demands for the metropolitan region can be met with Indian Point permanently off line.
Going further, it seems hard to understate the significance of finding an Earth analogue that has the potential to support life.
"We should not understate the significance of this collapse, given the vast property portfolio, number of jobs impacted and the reverberations felt across many high streets," he said.
Although India is the fourth-largest emitter of global greenhouse gases, its ranking actually understates the significance of the country and the future needs of its more than 1 billion people.
This week's team can win close games with stirring late-inning rallies capped by unexpected sources, and they were not about to understate the significance of scoring three runs against Broxton in defeating Los Angeles, 3-2, at Shea Stadium.
Mr. Byrne, turning in the richest dramatic performance of the season, gives "A Moon for the Misbegotten" back to James Tyrone, and there is no understating the significance of that accomplishment.
Many such foreigners cooperate with a strategy among self-effacing Japanese leaders of understating the significance of Tokyo's every new industrial "targeting" initiative.
While such a claim understates the significance of contributions by such scholars as Anthony Mora and John Nieto-Philips, Holtby's book does break new ground, arguing that political missteps were more significant than racism in keeping New Mexico from statehood for forty-four years.
