Sentence examples similar to a considerable undervaluation of from inspiring English sources

A considerable sleight-of-hand.

A considerable amount of material was missing.

It is a considerable piece of work.

"We have a considerable amount of momentum.

Shultz wields a considerable amount of influence.

A study last year, by Morris Goldstein, of the Institute for International Economics, in Washington, DC, which uses a similar method, suggested an undervaluation of 15-25%.Hold on: what about internal balance?

Desperate to press ahead, Cable accepted the price, even as every commentator at the time expressed surprise at what seemed a clear undervaluation of the company.

The reasoning is careful and elaborate, and cannot be read without an impression that probably it is correct to the extent of establishing a general undervaluation of land.

"We unanimously agreed this was a significant undervaluation of the company, for that reason we didn't feel we needed to approach all our shareholders," she said.

However, as illustrated in Figure 8, the p KAHY/Δ ν(OH) correlation breaks down for the difluorinated benzyl alcohols, with a systematic undervaluation of the experimental HB acidity for the observed IR shift.

The measure displays a massive range, from a whopping 78% overvaluation in Canada to an undervaluation of 37% in Japan.