Sentence examples similar to Wrongly underestimated from inspiring English sources
"I, too, believe that Citizens United was wrongly decided and grossly underestimated the corrupting influence of unchecked money on our democratic institutions," Brown wrote.
Note that such an estimate of the alignment error rate may be underestimated because wrongly aligned human reads tend to be related to repetitive sequences in human and to be mapped back to the human sequences.
Mr. Hussein so grievously underestimated Iran's military that he wrongly assumed Iran's initial airstrikes in the war had actually been carried out by Israeli warplanes.
To say they were underestimated before kick-off would be to wrongly suggest that they were estimated at all.
Their new study found that the IMF had systematically and consistently underestimated the Keynesian multiplier, and had thus wrongly assumed the correctness of conservative economists' rejection of Keynesianism.
Opinion polls wrongly predicted a victory for a BJP-led alliance in elections in 2004 and underestimated Congress's winning margin in 2009.
He wrongly expected worse to come, warning that "the risk of a near-depression shouldn't be underestimated" and that the biggest U.S. banks were "effectively insolvent".
If Se was in fact less than perfect, this would only have slightly influenced the true difference (delta) between the two populations; whereas if Sp was less than perfect (i.e. healthy animals wrongly classified as being infected) then the difference between the two populations would have been considerably underestimated.
They had underestimated Zia.
We're always underestimated".
