Sentence examples for deliberately underestimated from inspiring English sources

Gems are so problematic because they are easily smuggled, their production goes under-declared and their value gets deliberately underestimated.

They said he had deliberately underestimated the cost of his plan to distance himself from George W. Bush's.

Yet the panel's report says the authorities in Colombo deliberately underestimated the number of civilians who were in the conflict zone.

But the liberal Economic Policy Institute said the administration had deliberately underestimated the number, predicting that eight million workers would lose eligibility.

Darling also announced plans to name and shame tax evaders and force those who have deliberately underestimated tax of at least £5,000 to provide more information on their tax affairs for up to five years.

She, like many other residents, says that city officials deliberately underestimated costs to make it seem that building the plant underground in the Bronx would be cheaper than building it above ground on land the city owns in Westchester.

Another provision that deliberately underestimates the poverty levels in the poorest districts has cost those districts millions in aid.

The company is accused of deliberately underestimating the flow-rate – which experts say compromised efforts to cap the well.

Project advocates may also deliberately underestimate the size of their proposed project to increase the chance that it will attract political favour.

Other trucks get stuck when their drivers deliberately underestimate their overhead clearance — the tunnel is 16 feet high, but only in the very center.

They said they believed the Governor was deliberately underestimating state revenues and coming up with an estimated surplus that was too low.