Sentence examples for sense undervalued from inspiring English sources

As the years passed, Pippen was acknowledged as a valued member of the so-called supporting cast but was, in a larger sense, undervalued as merely the largest moon in orbit of the planet Michael.

Insurance industry executives argue that it would make no sense to undervalue homes intentionally.

Everything that happens during buyers' first contacts with our company counteracts their sense of being undervalued and lets them know how important they are to us.

Charlie Brown, wishy-washy, disillusioned, but also secretly ambitious, was the artist himself, of course; and so were Linus, the oddball; Schroeder, meticulous and gifted; and, above all, Snoopy, with his daydreams, his fantasies, his sense of being undervalued and misunderstood.

You're bring in more money for the company than anyone else, and you have a vague sense you're undervalued, but what you don't realize is that everyone else around you makes at least two times more than you and laughs about it when you're not around.

Her sense that engineering is undervalued has motivated her to proselytise for it, giving talks in schools, going on TV and now writing a book, Built, which seeks to share her enthusiasm with the general reader.

You always get the sense that he's undervalued by supporters.

"Recruitment targets are being missed, school budgets are being cut for the first time in decades and we have thousands more unqualified teachers teaching in our schools". Liberal Democrat education spokesman John Pugh said the lack of pay rises for teachers had added to a sense that they were "undervalued".

The analysis provides evidence from six Gulf countries that periods when their currencies were "undervalued", in the sense that the actual foreign exchange value lay below what it would have been under the CCB proposal, were periods of overheating as reflected in high inflation and of external imbalance as reflected in high balance of payments surpluses.

These difficulties, in turn, affect teaching and research standards: CRS's low morale and sense that they are being undervalued inevitably filters down to the students themselves.

Buybacks might make some sense when a stock is undervalued, but Lazonick's research shows that most buybacks occur when the stock is overvalued, thus enabling firms to mask other business problems.