Sentence examples for a very undervalued from inspiring English sources

The market was "aggressively" short on sterling before it started selling off the dollar (see "How Low Can The Dollar Go?"), so the pound is coming from a very undervalued position.

Yet several months ago, Mr. Blau, Related's new chief executive, saw CommonWealth as a very undervalued and badly managed business, and partnered with Mr. Meister to accumulate a large position in the company.

"It is certainly a very undervalued procedure as far as insurance companies are concerned," said Julie Timins, a radiologist at Christ Hospital in Jersey City and JFK Medical Center in Edison.

(laughs) Time Warner is a very undervalued company.

But if you don't have a catalyst, you might be sitting here three years from now still owning a very undervalued stock.

Eswar S. Prasad, a Cornell and Brookings Institution economist, added, "It's hard to make the case the renminbi is very undervalued on a multilateral basis".

Crescendo said late Friday it would meet company executives to discuss Cott's performance, as well as "potential changes in the composition of the management team and the board of directors," calling the stock "very undervalued" and "an attractive investment opportunity".

It added: "BME staff felt very undervalued and bullied".

"They have been very undervalued and eventually will come around, in the next two to three years," she said.

In an interview in this weekend's New York Times Magazine, Mr. Andreessen argues that compared with blue-chip companies like General Electric, big technology companies, including Microsoft, Cisco, Google and Apple, are very undervalued.

I do think that he is very undervalued, but I don't think it's to do, as some people have said, with the Jewishness of his world".