Sentence examples for So underestimated from inspiring English sources

"There is no country that has been so underestimated as Greece," Mrs. A said. "We wanted to prove ourselves.

In Montgomery County, election officials so underestimated turnout in the 2006 primary that polling places ran out of ballots by midday and voters ended up using random pieces of paper, including campaign literature, as ballots, she said.

The borrowing occurred under the former mayor, Stephen R. Reed, who said in an interview that he felt "outraged" that the project created such a staggering debt burden, but that he had never seen a clear explanation of why the cost had been so underestimated.

The power of silence is so underestimated, @Emma4Change is holding this crowd in the palm of her hand.

A third limitation is that the enrollment criteria for households would have excluded some households which had a child death more than one year ago, and so underestimated mortality.

It is possible that the universal treatment of women with PPROM, but not PTL, with erythromycin reduced the bacterial DNA load below the detection limits in some cases and so underestimated the role of bacteria in this group.

So underestimate the pet-owning dollar at your peril.

However, PCR across the candidate insert sites which would fail for larger inserts and so underestimates our accuracy succeeded in amplifying an insert with retrotransposon-like characteristics in about 85%% of cases, and manual curation of reads from 20 low-confidence examples showed that all had additional split reads that supported the presence of an insert.

Consequently the standard errors do not reflect the imputation uncertainty and so underestimate the full level of uncertainty.

A limitation of this treatment is that SSAgeo neglects the complex surface morphology of tephra particles, and so underestimates SSA (Ersoy et al. 2010).

But members of both parties expressed deep skepticism that Mr. Bush would be able to make good on that pledge because, they said, he had spent so freely in the past, and had so often underestimated fiscal bad news.