Sentence examples for has been slightly undervalued from inspiring English sources
His set suggests that his recent album The Messenger has been slightly undervalued: if the most vociferous audience reactions are reserved for his occasional dips into the Smiths' back catalogue – Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before, Bigmouth Strikes Again – the tracks he plays from The Messenger sound punchy and exciting.
Prices have been slightly raised.
It is steady, it is predictable and the group is slightly undervalued compared to its other industry sectors.
Today, unlike last decade, prices are slightly undervalued, construction is low, and mortgage credit remains tight.
Children's need to laugh has been as undervalued as their need to play.
"This company has been seriously undervalued by the market," Mr. Brodsky said.
Scripps argues that it has been undervalued.
"She has been undervalued all her life".
"Maybe his talent has been undervalued in English football".
Do you feel your role has been undervalued?
"Aston perhaps has been undervalued in the past.
