Sentence examples for understated the size of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dorgan said the numbers in the bill understated the size of the program.

Because the wave of shopping came so late in the month, today's report may have understated the size of December's gain.

A brief report in the Company News column of Business Day on Sept. 18 about the purchase of a power plant by the Cogeneration Corporation of America understated the size of the plant.

THE casualty toll from the bomb that went off outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta on Thursday September 9th nine dead and more than 180 injured significantly understated the size of the blast.

Greece has been under pressure to get its finances in order since the Socialist government announced last autumn that its center-right predecessor had greatly understated the size of the deficit, which was nearly 14 percent of gross domestic product last year.

That a Chinese newspaper should venture to publish such views is a sign that on the human-rights front, all is not lost.Correction: An earlier version of this article understated the size of the fraudulent property deal for which Liu Hui was convicted.

Even the government's grim projections may vastly understate the size of the banks' credit card troubles.

It used the pension funding ratios calculated by the states themselves, which almost certainly understate the size of the hole.

They suggest that the official measures understate the size of the fall in earnings since the downturn by a thumping 20%to30%0%.

In stating that the heat-trapping ability of methane is 20 times that of carbon dioxide, however, your report significantly understates the size of the problem.

As a result, converting a poor country's GDP into dollars at market exchange rates could understate the size of its economy and its living standards.