Sentence examples for go underestimated from inspiring English sources
His would be a first half double, though Can's involvement in the second should not go underestimated.
"Village network leaders— representing different backgrounds, ethnicities, genders, geographies, and sectors — have proximity to founders, including those who might go underestimated".
A peculiarity may still reside on the capability of selecting covariates (such as in here arm circumference) that may go underestimated by different methods.
It chides the Foreign Office and other EU states with loss of analytical capacity on Russia, including a decline in language skills and experience on the ground, which meant that the shifts in Moscow's policy went underestimated.
But the calls for Ginsburg to go underestimate both her own particular skills, which can't be replicated by a random Obama replacement, as well as her own mastery of the current political terrain.
This means that patients' psychological needs may go unrecognized, underestimated and under-treated.
HL Mencken famously said that you'll never go broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
It's become something of a truism in American politics that, to paraphrase H. L. Mencken, you'll never go broke underestimating the American people.
No one, to paraphrase P.T. Barnum, will ever go broke underestimating the ability of the American public to take personal responsibility for greater societal woes.
Come to think of it, the motto of this production, the latest and least of the Disney musicals to besiege Broadway since "Beauty and the Beast" opened in 1994, could be, "You can never go broke underestimating the taste of preschoolers".
