Sentence examples for drastically underestimated from inspiring English sources

Previous seismic models had drastically underestimated the risks of earthquake damage.

Marc Andreessen, the founder of Netscape, believes we have drastically underestimated the scale of the smartphone revolution.

In May, the E.P.A. found that Enbridge had drastically underestimated the amount of oil still in the river.

The authors concluded that previous estimates "drastically underestimated" the animals' range, now estimated as 2.56 times as big as previously thought.

The ODI claims that the World Bank's information on the number of people living in poverty could be drastically underestimated because of inadequate data collection.

As the fracking boom got underway, the EPA drastically underestimated emissions from the oil and gas industry – by nearly 30%, according to the agency's own figures.

It shows us Trotsky as an inept politician in the succession struggle, prevented by pride or something else from moving to claim Lenin's mantle, drastically underestimating Stalin because he was not Trotsky's kind of intellectual.

Landfills may be emitting more methane than previously reported because the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) may be drastically underestimating how much garbage is being deposited in landfills across the US, according to a new Yale University study.

Furthermore, this study has been able to show that single-panel analysis may be unsafe for structural design as it drastically underestimates the maximum displacements of the bays located in rear (downwind) positions.

Results generated for two- and three-bay panels reveal that the single-panel model can drastically underestimate the maximum displacements at the structure, which is critical for structural design and fatigue-life estimation.

Without getting into the technicalities of VaR (and there is a very long story to be told about the misuse of these methods), it is highly likely that the Great Moderation led many risk managers to drastically underestimate the aggregate risk in the economy.