Sentence examples for repeatedly underestimated from inspiring English sources

They concluded that people repeatedly underestimated floods.

But outsiders also have repeatedly underestimated the capabilities of Korean scientists.

The euro zone's authorities have repeatedly underestimated the risks of crisis.

The Federal Reserve — which has repeatedly underestimated the economy's weakness — should consider bolder policies, like raising inflation.

Central bankers repeatedly underestimated the real-world impact of allowing financial firms to fail during the recent crisis.

While BP hopes for an "orderly" transition to a low-carbon energy system, it has repeatedly underestimated the exponential growth of renewables.

An alternative measure would have been to ask participants whether they consider their estimates to be more optimistic or pessimistic, but again we would face social desirability and self-perception biases: No experienced project manager could, for example, be expected to admit that she or he is repeatedly underestimating task-completion times or risk occurrence probabilities.

The whites repeatedly underestimate their enemy.

Provincial officials in Shanxi may have also have hurt their credibility in Beijing last week by repeatedly and publicly underestimating the deaths caused by the mud flow.

Howley has repeatedly warned against underestimating Japan, who won away to Georgia last Saturday, and the last time they met in 2013, the Blossoms, then coached by Eddie Jones, triumphed, albeit with 15 Wales players seconded to the Lions.

Playing with Big Truck meant repeatedly driving into walls as you underestimated the number of units required to negotiate the space between the kitchen table and the door.