| Theories of neo-colonialism and cultural imperialism often understate the complexity and multifariousness of postcolonial cultural travellings. |
| Plant managers often willfully understate actual capacity so as to be given easily fulfillable production targets. |
| It's possible that these writers have a different syntactic frame for the verb understate. |
| If the consumer price index sometimes overstates inflation, as some have argued, that could understate progress against poverty. |
| These DPV figures are ballpark measurements that understate the resources behind the major-party candidates. |
| To say this book caused a sensation is to understate its impact. |
