Sentence examples for really undervalued from inspiring English sources

"We were really, really undervalued," said Brooke Johnson, the president of the Food Network.

The Inverted Jenny, he said, is "an American icon that is really undervalued".

There have been all sorts of calculations purporting to show that the renminbi isn't really undervalued, or at least not by much.

Yet here, as the chief operating officer, you were selling huge amounts of stock while you were telling the general public and employees that the stock is really undervalued.

With shares of DirecTV owner Hughes Electronics trading barely over $10, it's really undervalued".

"I think people really undervalue the option value in flexibility".

Given that the euro really is greatly undervalued against sterling, a long-term position in euros acquired at today's prices would almost certainly be a money-making investment for the British government.

Can a profitless, debt-laden Web outfit really be considered undervalued?

Not only do graduate students receive no training in dealing with people (many of you will become managers someday--really!), but because of the heavy intellectual bent to graduate school, other forms of intelligence are greatly undervalued.

Q. Do you really think these skills are undervalued -- after all, David Allen's "Getting Things Done," a book about staying organized, has been perched on top of business best-seller lists for years? A. I absolutely think people aren't paying attention to these things.

"It's been a really positive thing for us, and I'm not really bothered about whether we're undervalued.