Sentence examples for becoming undervalued from inspiring English sources
Trading near $17.34, Focus Media's relative strength index and stochastics have retraced near 45 and 38 respectively, suggesting the stock is becoming undervalued.
The cost of undervaluing (or underestimating) graduates' contributions in this area is becoming clear.
Among the progressive scientific movement, "transparency" and "reproducibility" are becoming buzzwords because, in spite of all our scientific advances, their importance remains undervalued.
Whereas, within ecology, landscape design risks becoming a management plan rather than a synaesthetic cultural endeavour (Haila 2007), undervaluing the potential of human interaction and subsequent values created.
However, I would rather move on to a stock I believe is undervalued than take the risk of holding on to one that is becoming overvalued".
"We're undervalued, overlooked".
They are still undervalued.
Is WCM itself undervalued?
"Everyone sees them as undervalued.
"I think it's undervalued because most faculty members disapprove of those activities that focus on the body rather than the mind," said Brand, who was the president at Indiana University before becoming the N.C.A.A. president.
