| Military doctrine of the time emphasized massed rifle fire, downplaying marksmanship. |
| Those are things that will be missed in the downplaying of conveyancing to conveyancers rather than lawyers. |
| The modernist whiteness of the walls, a classic ploy for downplaying the surface, becomes painful after a while. |
| And he is having none of what he sees as kidology from the other side, downplaying their chances. |
| Combat practice has on many occasions shown the erroneousness of views downplaying the role of the defense. |
| After all, as the hospitals themselves concede in downplaying their chargemasters, these insurance prices are the ones that affect most patients. |
