Sentence examples for drastically undervalued from inspiring English sources
Such help is drastically undervalued economically.
In addition, for just under $6,000, she bought a Grecian-style sofa from the Federal period with verdigris dolphin arms, which she thought drastically undervalued.
That leads directly to the main complaint from American manufacturers about China: that the Chinese yuan and other Asian currencies are drastically undervalued, giving products from these nations a big cost advantage.
Insists stock is drastically undervalued.
Engaged Capital said it saw a company that was drastically undervalued and, since November, has acquired shares, according to a July 11 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
"Last year there was a huge disconnect between psychology and fundamentals, and it kept the U.S. equity market drastically undervalued," said Robert Weissenstein, chief investment officer for Credit Suisse private bank for the Americas.
Dynegy hopes to use the backing of Institutional Shareholder Services, or I.S.S., to push back against opposition from two of its big investors, Seneca Capital and the billionaire Carl C. Icahn, who have argued that the deal drastically undervalues the energy company.
Governments everywhere tend to drastically undervalue incrementalism and overvalue heroism.
Unless the fundamentals deteriorate drastically, which we doubt, Ensco is quite attractive and undervalued at current levels.
"We're undervalued, overlooked".
Is WCM itself undervalued?
