Sentence examples for seems to have underestimated from inspiring English sources

FE results confirm the validity of Torroja's conceptual design, although he seems to have underestimated the internal forces and stresses in the roof.

The BoE also seems to have underestimated the extent to which exporters are wrapped into long-term fixed contracts that are hedged against currency movements.

And though he could be unkind to her, as he was to anyone he was close to, he never seems to have underestimated her.

The police alone cannot re-establish order, says Yvon Neptune, the prime minister.Mr Aristide also seems to have underestimated the groundswell of anti-government feeling.

** Hamilton was no naïf about human nature, but in the present case his formula seems to have underestimated the Presidential capacity for both shamelessness and — well, courage isn't quite the right word.

BAe seems to have underestimated the hostile reaction from DASA and the German defence establishment, although the firm had been warned about it by Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair.

We seem to have underestimated the intangible benefits of bringing students together with a real teacher in a real place.

Both parties seem to have underestimated the size of the spill, and neither had a coherent underwater response plan in place.

To at least one French blogger living in London, the media in France seem to have underestimated the situation in London so far: "It's chaos here".

The D.N.C. and Hillary Clinton seem to have underestimated the concerns of a critical mass of people, leading to Trump's victory.

"Politicians seem to have underestimated the potential of windfall profits in exposed sectors and have believed over all the claims of industry that additional costs cannot be passed through," the study concluded.