Sentence examples for should not undervalue from inspiring English sources

Taylor Swift has removed her entire catalogue from the Spotify streaming service after arguing that musicians should not "undervalue their art" by letting fans listen to their songs for free.

Swift removed her entire collection of songs from the streaming service in November after arguing that musicians should not "undervalue their art" by letting fans listen to their music for free.

The Foo Fighters frontman cares more about fans hearing his music than how much he is paid – a seemingly opposing view to that of Taylor Swift, who believes that musicians should not "undervalue their art" by letting people listen to their songs for free.

Certainly we should not undervalue the tireless efforts by organizations like Mothers Against Drunk Driving and various local law enforcement and public campaigns targeting the issue.

Clinicians should not undervalue the role of adherence to ART treatment in patients who are already on ART before starting MDR-TB treatment.

The 25-year-old said at the time that "valuable things should be paid for", arguing that "music should not be free" and artists should not "underestimate themselves or undervalue their art".

But as the institute's report explains, an "ordinary" life sentence is "a punishment of tremendous magnitude" whose "true gravity should not be undervalued".

Receiver Devin Thomas said that is a skill that should not be undervalued, especially because of the overall inexperience of the group.

His election win and his efforts in post so far should not be undervalued by the progressive left (whatever that is these days).

The presence of Mr. Morgan (whose easy charm most recently anchored the sexy Starz drama "Magic City") should not be undervalued: it's not easy being fantasy father and demon hunter rolled into one.

Declining to give her full name out of fear, she said that while she probably lives with more fear now because she is "in the know" thanks to social media, its civic role should not be undervalued.