Sentence examples for an undervaluing of from inspiring English sources

There's an undervaluing of the human, and of human essentials like community.

"There's an undervaluing of the organic DIY community that resides in Hackney Wick," Glover explained.

One is an overvaluing of one's contribution, while the other is an undervaluing of one's contribution.

It was suggested that this narrow focus on the biological needs of patients resulted in an undervaluing of the psychosocial aspects of health.

Not tracking stillbirths means an undervaluing of the mortality benefit of these programmes.

· The minimum wage must rise faster than inflation, with an end to the undervaluing of women's jobs.

For example, should childcare activities "be calculated using the wages of daycare workers or child psychiatrists?" This relates to the problem of depressed wages in female-dominated industries, and whether using such jobs as an equivalent leads to the undervaluing of unpaid work.

I'm not convinced by Krugman's take, in part because, like Brad DeLong, I think risk aversion has played a major role in the undervaluing of assets, including mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, and that uncertainty about the continued impact of risk aversion on the value of those assets has made private capital and the banks themselves far more cautious than they normally would be.

Taxpayers may have lost out on about £1bn from the undervaluing of Royal Mail, a committee of MPs has said.

Avoid potential confusion, and the resulting overvaluing or undervaluing of the rewards you're accruing, by creating a list of the dollar value of each programs' rewards points.

Dental neglect, manifested in behaviors and/or attitudes related to the undervaluing of oral health, has been found to be a predictor of poor oral health in children and adults, measured by indices of caries, toothache, and number of teeth lost, among others [ 1, 2].