Sentence examples for the undervaluing of from inspiring English sources

The seeding choices by this year's committee have been widely criticized, from the overseeding of the Big East teams — Villanova a No. 2? Notre Dame a No. 6? — to the undervaluing of a team like No. 9 Northern Iowa.

Her essay uses four framing issues to focus the discussion: a) the role of social, economic, and racial vulnerability; b) vulnerability through invisibility; c) the undervaluing of childhood; and d) the limits of traditional bioethics paradigm in public health research.

The undervaluing of women's work and caregiving more generally also plays a role.

· The minimum wage must rise faster than inflation, with an end to the undervaluing of women's jobs.

Even then, it seems, the undervaluing of darts had more to do with class prejudice than anything in the sport itself.

I'm not convinced by Krugman's take, in part because, like Brad DeLong, I think risk aversion has played a major role in the undervaluing of assets, including mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, and that uncertainty about the continued impact of risk aversion on the value of those assets has made private capital and the banks themselves far more cautious than they normally would be.

David Reed London Perhaps Vince Cable would care to visit Mid Devon to see some of the benefits he claims were the reason behind the dramatic undervaluing of the Royal Mail share offering.

One reason to look for a resumption in consumer confidence and spending is the strength of Korea's export economy, due, in large part, to the deliberate undervaluing of the Korean won.

This bias leads to the systematic undervaluing of the benefits of health care technologies in economic evaluations, and ultimately to inappropriate decisions for patients and their treating clinicians.

The pigheaded undervaluing of certain writers and the overnight obsession with others suggest problems with scale and perspective; problems that are perhaps related to Jonathan Franzen's analysis of the trappings that come with mega-successful authorship.

"This is part of the entrenched undervaluing of women's work". The California Bill of Rights currently protects overtime pay for personal attendants, such as nannies and caregivers for seniors or the disabled.