Sentence examples for severely understated from inspiring English sources

The inventor of the monitoring device routinely used by the industry warns that a fault in his invention means historical estimates of leakage are severely understated.

The surroundings are attractive in a severely understated way, with a lot of warm browns and cool blues and handsome sepia-tone photographs that support the seafood theme.

Moreover, we find that the external costs of maritime transports are severely understated when port operations are ignored.

The current edition from 2008 cites outdated prevalence numbers that are severely understated.

But it is also clear from Figure 1 that h2j is actually one of the stronger predictive variables, and using the more general definition would have severely understated its true predictive power.

Other charities argue these government figures severely understate the true extent of homelessness.

Moreover, there is good reason to believe that the current accounting standards used by the public sector severely understates the debt capacity of many states.

The Wall Street Journal recently quoted the People's Bank of China's deputy governor, Yi Gang, as saying, "The official data severely understates household consumption".

Two aspects of the regulations distort the process — an "essential price" formula that severely understates the value of the firm; and, bid exclusion rules that give investors a strong incentive to cluster their bids so as to avoid being excluded from the offering.

As of 2009, the Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) ranges from approximately 1,600 to 2,000 vehicles per day (vpd) near the Alberta-Saskatchewan border to over 3,000 vpd near Kindersley, updated statistics, and vehicle types in 2013 show evidence that the 2009 vehicle count is out of date and severely understates actual traffic flow.

The 2-component model provides a good fit at most birthweights but severely understates the ELBW data.