Sentence examples for continually underestimated from inspiring English sources

One, they were too proud of their work to realise it was of marginal use, and second they continually underestimated the intelligence and creativity of the soldiers and insurgents.

They surprise the men at every turn because they are continually underestimated.

Norwood, 24, insists Michael O'Neill's side, who are unbeaten in 10 matches after Monday's win over Slovenia, are continually underestimated.

For example, the U.S. Energy Information Administration has continually underestimated the amount of utility-scale solar capacity growth in future years.

Peter Falk's rumpled detective is a TV icon for a reason: Falk has a great time playing the continually underestimated cop, and the show has genial fun watching him quietly turn the tables on his quarry.

Yet people continually underestimate the value of live music venues.

Largely anger that adults continually underestimate their ability to distinguish fantasy from reality.

We continually underestimate their importance". Matthews' face is familiar, though most people would be hard-pressed to place it.

It's also a demographic (adult women in general) that Hollywood continually underestimates.

From the pilot onward, viewers learned to take them seriously, but people they come across continually underestimate and patronize them, and it takes a toll.

In 2010, the President's Cancer Panel reported that "the true burden of environmentally induced cancer has been grossly underestimated [and]... the American people -- even before they are born -- are bombarded continually with myriad combinations of these dangerous exposures".