Sentence examples for grave underestimate from inspiring English sources

The number of photos posted from the museum that day was more than 300 – and that figure counts only those images affixed with MoMA's geotag, and thus could be a grave underestimate.

Those who have expended such energy on petty gossip made the grave mistake of underestimating her.

Lorimer Shenher knows the grave consequences of underestimating the seriousness of a missing persons' case.

But he underestimates a grave risk: that a legal fight will prove a feast for the company's competitors, even if it lasts only a few weeks.

Picking Veh, a coach who was very good at riding a wave of success but has often proved completely unable to solve problems, was a grave mistake – he has obviously underestimated just how poor the team have become in relation to their rivals.

"The crisis is grave, and its implications should not be underestimated," he said.

The seriousness of this particular sexually focused disorder must not be underestimated – it can have particularly grave consequences.

The gravest error, perhaps, was underestimating the risk of tsunamis.

Other experts say that, as grave as those projections are, they may be underestimated.

What political analysts and media underestimate today, as the Christie scandals unfold, are the equally grave dangers facing the GOP.

Former officials of the Clinton White House's counterterrorism team who left their posts well before Sept. 11, they shared the frustration of watching a grave threat evolve that even many White House officials often misunderstood and underestimated.