Sentence examples for good underestimated from inspiring English sources

Anyone who backed him would have had an insight into how his connections felt; such a good, underestimated horse, determined to break your heart just when you thought the big day had finally come.

Microsoft is in the best bad situation you can be in as the seller of a physical good: When underestimated demand outstrips produced supply.

Often underestimated, good information prior to procedure could be an effective and simple way to reduce pain during examinations, since inadequate information at any time shows a trend towards an association with unbearable pain.

It is also worth remembering that the forces of good are often underestimated.

This conservative bias has had significant impacts on policy making at a national level; the scientific hedging has been used by mischevious or unethical climate change denying politicians to stall action, while governments with good will have underestimated the threats.

Conditional mean OH and NO mass fractions are also in good agreement, although underestimated extinction seems to be responsible for overpredicted NO downstream for Flame E. Results for Flame D are in better agreement than those for Flame E which involves more significant local extinction.

That said, we would probably be caught in the middle of some tech war between a slick killing machine and a boring- looking computer that's equally good, but everyone underestimated its prowess.

Although overall accuracy was good, the Navigator underestimated PG during hyperglycemia, resulting in a lower overall mean CGMG than PG (145 vs. 158 mg/dL).

And while we're hardly surprised that the city's slick startup is bursting with innovative design, it's safe to say that we severely underestimated the goods.

Good campaigning cannot be underestimated.

This case showed good correlation and never underestimated the bioavailability.