Sentence examples for slightly undervalued from inspiring English sources

The black-market exchange rate in China suggests that the currency is only slightly undervalued.

By that standard, the S&P 500 — which closed with a P/E ratio of 19.3 on Monday afternoon — may now be very slightly undervalued.

Mr. Hill points out that figuring in the effects of today's low interest rates explains some of this, and concludes that the market is probably slightly undervalued.

The euro (based on a weighted average of prices in member countries) is overvalued by 21% against the dollar; sterling is slightly undervalued; the Japanese yen seems to be spot-on.

"There's no doubt the price slightly undervalued the business, especially the banking operations," Ms. Paz Ojeda said, adding that the price for Fortis's Belgian insurance business appeared to be fair.

His set suggests that his recent album The Messenger has been slightly undervalued: if the most vociferous audience reactions are reserved for his occasional dips into the Smiths' back catalogue – Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before, Bigmouth Strikes Again – the tracks he plays from The Messenger sound punchy and exciting.

Brees is an incredibly valuable player, and ANY/A slightly undervalues him.

First, it undervalues slightly the genuinely rare class of Agüero's finishing skills.

But there will very likely be an equivalent loss on the other side of the investment (whoever sold it to them makes out slightly less well for having undervalued the asset).

This is slightly risky of course, but given how undervalued you feel I think it is a gamble worth taking.

If you undervalue even slightly, the market will correct you with multiple offers," McGee said.