Sentence examples for Only underestimated from inspiring English sources

The contradictory statements sparked accusations that authorities had not only underestimated the scale of the spill, but also lost valuable time in tackling it.

Ipsos MORI, for instance, only underestimated the Tory share of the vote by one percentage point but it overestimated support for Labour.

For the entire experimental period, the SW model overestimated half-hourly maize ET by 17% compared with the eddy covariance method (ETEC) and overestimated daily Es by 241% compared with the micro-lysimeter measurements (EL), while the PM model only underestimated daily maize ET by 6%, and the MSW model only underestimated half-hourly maize ET by 2% and Es by 7% during the whole period.

And his latest prediction — to which he attaches a 25percentt probability — is that Ireland will default, and that Anglo Irish Bank, the recently nationalized bank that has become a reviled symbol of rampant lending and corruption, has not only underestimated its loan losses, but has a swelling book of derivatives contracts gone bad.

They only underestimated the role of support by physicians and nurses.

The relaxed procedure only underestimated the slope when the threshold drifted nonlinearly over time.

This not only underestimates the evils of racism, but also our possibilities of combating them.

We show that the current statistical PDF parametrization (fitted to the DIS data only) underestimates the LHC data on W±,Z gauge boson production cross sections at the NLO by about 20%.

But rivalries between the Pentagon and the State Department were so bad that well-meaning British prodding might have had no effect.Sir Christopher not only underestimates Mr Blair's achievement in pressing Mr Bush to make a concerted effort to win over the United Nations.

As a result, ordinary quantile regression not only underestimates the true returns to host language skills but also underestimates the extent of variation in the returns across the earning distribution.

We like to stress that this assumption will only underestimate our findings.