This understates the depth of the connection.
Comparing output now with its level before the crisis actually understates the depth of the slump.
It is hard to understate the depth of scientific ignorance that the inclusion of this information demonstrates.
There's a tendency on the part of economists, both liberals and Tory Keynesians like Greg Mankiw and John Taylor (because that's what they are, except when they're playing for Team Republican), to understate the depth of incomprehension on much of the right.
I was in a fabulous bar called Friends of Ham and having been one for a long time – I think calling me and ham mere friends is to understate the depth and maturity of our relationship – it seemed only right to show the product a bit of serious love.
You'll find Flax under "Art Materials and Supplies" in the San Francisco phone book, which is like defining the Grand Canyon as a riverbed: it may be technically true, but it grossly understates the depth, breadth and wonder of the place.
While every item is noteworthy, one, in a very understated way, reveals the depth of their friendship and Bush's remarkable humility.
(For a fuller ranking of 28 economies, see chart).Most economies still have a lot of lost ground to regain, but comparing output now with its level before the crisis understates the true depth of their slump.
Winner of the Designer of the Year at the 2018 UK Jewellery Awards, London-based Rachel Boston added diamond slices to her existing collection of imperfect diamond jewelry a few years ago, producing understated pieces that showcase the depth of her conflict-free stones in all their radiance.
Mr. McKay's direction is so natural and unforced, and the performances of his three lead actresses are so smart and understated, that the depth and originality of what they have accomplished emerges only in hindsight.
