Sentence examples for and undervalued in the from inspiring English sources

Many groups in our society currently remain underrepresented and undervalued in the workplace including people with disability, Indigenous Australians, older workers, and those from culturally diverse backgrounds.

The story also attributed his motivation for making Ted to a feeling of being ignored and undervalued in the cartoon ghetto.

These may be among the high PowerRatings stocks most worth watching, as subsequent waves of buyers begin foraging for stocks that were overlooked on Monday, and which may still be oversold and undervalued in the short term.

Still, my grandma assured me that although more women were going to college, they were still underpaid and undervalued in the work force.

There were concerns that CHWs were overworked and undervalued in the context of constantly changing incentives and programmatic objectives.

That kind of highly skilled work is completely disregarded and undervalued in the health service.' (GP17) The study demonstrates a lack of confidence amongst GPs about making the diagnosis of CFS/ME and expressions of uncertainty about CFS/ME as a medical condition.

The importance of psychosocial care for these patients is often overlooked and undervalued in current care, due to the lack of a team approach in Turkey.

Foreign stocks that are unloved and undervalued in their local countries are jewels in Hechmer's eyes.

I think it's been evident in the news and things that teachers do have a very difficult job and they have been undervalued in the past.

In the statement on her future, Parke said the role of an informed and engaged backbencher was "undervalued in the Australian political system, which increasingly favours the executive over the parliament".

These efforts are often unknown by the mass public and as a result are undervalued in the economic marketplace.