Sentence examples for may be undervaluing from inspiring English sources

Obama so values pragmatism, and is so immersed in the thorny details of legislative compromises, that he may be undervaluing the connective bonds of simpler truths.

Although TAP shares yield a nothing-to-froth about 2.15 percent, the stock price may be undervaluing the cost controls and shipping efficiencies produced by the SABMiller partnership.

Since they are not being paid for their services as appraisers, they may be undervaluing your goods, only to buy them from you and sell them at a higher price.

Stakeholders may be undervaluing factors that would mitigate their concerns.

Mr. Kirkham thinks the water meter may be undervalued.

"If a company pays cash, its stock may be undervalued". Alternatively, if it's overvalued, they use stock.

If you found any area of the market that may be undervalued, you want to keep that information.

The most recent Big Mac index indicates that the yuan may be undervalued against the dollar by some 40%.

Calculated steam zone volumes and oil production by steam injection may be undervalued if heat transfer between layers is not taken into account.

Seven studies (total N = 3,356) suggest that such opportunities may be undervalued: Many repeat experiences are not as dull as they appear.

Another element of this research examines team coordination tasks that strongly affect patient care and quality management, but may be undervalued as "indirect patient care" activities.