Sentence examples for from being underestimated from inspiring English sources

Often derided as a lightweight, he has benefited from being underestimated by his opponents.

"I think we benefited from being underestimated".

With the BMI method, the predictions range from being underestimated by 4.2 kg to an overestimation of 8.1 kg.

She says CBRE's cost savings from the merger are being underestimated by the market, and she expects robust growth in the next year.

In the episode, stress from doing housework and being underestimated at home causes Marge to have a mental breakdown and she decides to go on a vacation.

Densities for the liquid phases calculated from simulations were underestimated by 9.0% of the experimental values, while heat capacities were overestimated by 5.0%.

It is also possible that risks from noncarcinogens are underestimated by the ranking scheme.

In fact, mortality from diabetes is underestimated four- to fivefold by methods of analysis of death certification data which use only underlying cause of death [ 13].

Since most studies investigating SHS at home in children and adolescents focused only on smoking in their own home, 20 23 the burden of harms from SHS might be underestimated, especially in non-smoking families, by overlooking SHS from neighbours.

He looked at medical records from survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as radiologists and patients exposed to X-rays, and concluded that health risks from radiation had been underestimated.

Jonny Evans says the 'magnitude' of Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement from Manchester United was underestimated, as the club, beaten 2-1 by Tottenham on Wednesday, struggle to stay in touch with the title race.