Sentence examples for severely undervalues from inspiring English sources
"We think the offer severely undervalues the company and, with the debt markets the way they are, it's not easily implementable," Mr. Crane said in an interview Sunday.
They want to get a proper valuation for their shares, and not one obtained by selling out, since they think that Hollinger International's share price severely undervalues its assets.
"We feel this severely undervalues the company," says Albinson.
Although the yuan has appreciated 20% against the dollar over the last several years, Obama and Strauss-Kahn both agree with Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize-winning New York Times columnist, who wrote on Nov. 15 that China severely undervalues its currency.
"We also believe that [the National Archives'] justification for the pending approval severely undervalues the importance of email records to be used as documentary evidence for Congress, the courts, Executive Branch entities and the public".
"I think it's severely undervalued on the street," he said.
"How to utilize the senses for performance and learning is severely undervalued".
For one thing, fracking uses a tremendous amount of water, a severely undervalued resource inland.
"I have these incredible students," said Jennifer Lawrence, an assistant dean at Boston University, "who have been severely undervalued by the marketplace".
This can only be true if today's company is severely undervalued, or if AT&T-in-pieces will be severely overvalued, or both.
It is our view that once acquisitions are complete by mid-2011 management can focus on integration, capital extraction and demonstrating that the business is currently severely undervalued.
