Sentence examples for sharply undervalued from inspiring English sources
Using standard financial comparisons, Anchorage and others believe that MGM is sharply undervalued compared to other independent studios like DreamWorks Animation and Lions Gate.
According to Sion Misrahi, president of the Misrahi Realty Corporation, who has leased roughly 80 properties in the area in the last five years, some rents have even tripled on spaces that were sharply undervalued.
But the Chinese currency has declined sharply against the euro, and some European monetary specialists say it is undervalued by as much as 25percentt.
After rising 7%, the yuan again stopped appreciating in early August as the world economy threatened to come unglued and as investors fled the euro for the dollar, which rose sharply on a trade-weighted basis.There are reasons to believe that the yuan is not as obviously undervalued as it once was.
The court's judges sharply criticised the appeals court for the acquittals, saying it had ignored some evidence, considered other evidence insufficiently and undervalued the fact that Knox had originally accused local bar owner Patrick Diya Lumumba - who was later proved to be innocent.
The surge in its foreign-exchange reserves, to over $1.2 trillion, also suggests that the yuan is undervalued: without those massive purchases of dollars, the currency would have risen.However, not all economists agree that the yuan needs to be sharply revalued.
"We're undervalued, overlooked".
They are still undervalued.
Is WCM itself undervalued?
"Everyone sees them as undervalued.
