Sentence examples for massive underestimate from inspiring English sources

But is that the real reason behind the massive underestimate of Tory votes, when polls have been adjusted for more than a decade to factor in Tory bashfulness?

As for compartmentalisation, given how universal vaccination was, his numbers for those involved in any conspiracy there were probably "a massive underestimate".

In the face of such largesse, Lyme disease seems to be a small price to pay (nearly 4,000 new cases were reported in 2007 in Pennsylvania alone – a figure Lyme disease activists regard as a massive underestimate).

The debt-ceiling absolutists grossly underestimate the massive adjustment costs of a self-imposed "sudden stop" in debt finance.

This is the very tip of a vastly underestimated, absolutely massive iceberg.

Microsoft underestimated the massive importance that an integrated software and hardware strategy would take on when our primary computers became the ones in our pockets.

There's no underestimating the massive appeal of the Chainsmokers' 2016 hit, "Closer".

In the wake of the growing environmental catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico, BP is being blamed for discounting the potential for a massive oil spill and underestimating its effects.

"It's still a massive job, let's not underestimate that - but we've given ourselves a chance with this first game.

The substitution rates calculated for noncoding DNA using Col-0 and C24 may be an underestimate of the massive changes that occur in plant mitochondrial DNA that prevent alignment of more than 200 kb of the Arabidopsis mitochondrial genome with any organism that diverged more than about 20 Ma or that over evolutionary time scales the noncoding DNA is subject to very error-prone processes.

These air pollution costs are effectively a massive subsidy, and Shindell likely underestimated their size.