Sentence examples for dramatically undervalued from inspiring English sources

Amey believes that the toilet circuit is dramatically undervalued.

Native flora and fauna have been dramatically undervalued.

But the billionaire investor said, in the letter entitled "Sale: Apple Shares at Half Price", that "the market misunderstands" Apple and that it was "dramatically undervalued".

For too long as a culture we have dramatically undervalued the contribution older people make to society and this problem is only perpetuated by the media's fixation with youth.

In a statement released at 9am in New York, Talal said he believed Citi's shares were "dramatically undervalued" and expressed "full and complete support to Citi management" including the embattled chief executive, Vikram Pandit.

In his latest letter, Icahn wrote: "We are pleased that Apple has directionally followed our advice and repurchased $80bn of its shares [yielding the company's shareholders an excellent return], but the company's enormous net cash position continues to grow while the company's shares are still dramatically undervalued.

The board contended that the offer "dramatically undervalues the company," and was an effort "designed to disrupt" PeopleSoft and its planned merger with J. D. Edwards & Company.

The pair describes the New England offer as dramatically undervaluing the soccer club, and they threatened legal action to prevent the sale at the price offered.

So there's every reason to believe that YouTube is, indeed, bullying the independents into accepting a deal that dramatically undervalues the investment indies make in new emerging artists.

Roche's revised offer "dramatically undervalues Illumina and does not adequately reflect Illumina's singular position in an industry poised for extraordinary growth," Jay T. Flatley, Illumina's chief executive, wrote in a letter to Franz B. Humer, Roche's chairman.

But Qualcomm's board continue to argue the offer "dramatically" undervalues the company.