Sentence examples for greatly undervalued from inspiring English sources

Doubt is greatly undervalued in government.

Mr. Pair said he would try to increase the price of the stock, which he says is greatly undervalued.

With a market capitalization of $5.7 billion, U.E.S. is viewed as greatly undervalued but with the potential to improve.

I said a month ago that I thought her stock was greatly undervalued, and I would buy it now.

Their work is physically and emotionally draining and greatly undervalued by the marketplace and a health care system that medicalizes long-term care.

In an email to News Corp's global staff of about 50,000, Murdoch said: "Our publishing businesses are greatly undervalued by the sceptics.

Mr. Goldstein argues that mistaken assumptions in mainstream studies have led them to greatly undervalue the potential gains.

It says it believes that BHP's latest offer, which would give Rio 44percentt of the combined company, greatly undervalues it.

However, that view of the subject's place greatly undervalues its importance in forming the context, language, and intuition of modern science and scientists.

The Commission's attempt to establish that no more than that is involved greatly understates the extent to which its policy deviates from the filing requirement, and greatly undervalues the importance of the filing requirement itself.

AIR RIGHTS: Critics say the proposal greatly undervalues the air rights that smaller buildings or nonprofits like churches can sell so that developers can build taller buildings than would otherwise be permissible.