Sentence examples for largely undervalued from inspiring English sources

In the United States, where poetry is largely undervalued, McCann is slowly but steadily spreading the sijo word.

But according to analysts, the company is largely undervalued by investors because of its diverse mix of businesses, making the company a potential takeover target.

But analysts say today's move was also aimed at reaping value for divisions that were locked in a company that is largely undervalued by the market.

Professor Watson, who led the National Ecosystem Assessment, said: "We often only value those things in the environment that we buy and sell in the marketplace and others are largely undervalued in decision making.

The category is largely undervalued, but a few big sales are shining a new spotlight on the work.

618 to 907)–is largely undervalued, and there's still a plentiful supply, from rarities with significant provenance to pieces that simply make good conversation starters.

One, that it is mostly undervalued.

However, their contribution to conservation has been largely overlooked and undervalued by state and conservation agencies, policies and laws.

Ken's strategy, which focuses largely on stocks undervalued according to their price-to-sales ratios, is much more straight value in it's approach.

The gold sat, largely unused and grossly undervalued, on the balance sheet until almost 13m ounces were sold in 1999 and 2000 to help finance the Fund's contribution to the HIPC initiative.

Recognised for his virtuoso instrumental skills, the saxophonist and flautist Buddy Collette, who has died aged 89, was undervalued as a jazz soloist, largely because of his successful career as a studio player.