Sentence examples for modules by undervaluing from inspiring English sources

While the display highlights oppression, it reinforces the longevity of oppressive modules by undervaluing the multi-layered dimensions of African descendants' identity within and outside of bondage.

He missed out on winning a Ford Fiesta, undervaluing the car by several thousand dollars.

Or undervaluing a property owned by a trusting elderly widow, and getting a relative to buy it on the cheap.

Their bid has been criticized by Dell shareholders including Southeastern Asset Management and T. Rowe Price for undervaluing the company.

"Jobs dominated by women (nursing, teaching, childcare) are undervalued by society.

One variation of that model, used by Helmut Reisen, suggested that the renminbi was undervalued by only 12 percent in 2008.

The institution can make a profit by selling the shares that had been undervalued by the ETF market price.

However, recent experience has suggested that the present insurance system exhibits poor performance related to funding shortfalls, undervaluing of plantations and insufficient payouts, and by limiting community involvement.

The Singapore dollar is undervalued by 18% and the South Korean won by 12%.

Nurse attendants also felt undervalued by patients, a feeling that was enhanced by their orange uniform (perceived as "non-medical") compared to the white uniform of nurses.

Teaching is disgracefully undervalued by business schools.