Sentence examples for they undervalued from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they undervalued the Symphony No. 28.

Marks & Spencer's board rejected all three, saying they undervalued the company, and Mr. Green has so far not been willing to undertake a formal deal without their backing.

They undervalued the hundreds of billions a year in modest paychecks that pass through a place like Nix and ended up short on cash.

On average, participants underestimated both energy use and energy savings by a factor of 2.8 mostly because they undervalued the requirements of large machines like heaters and clothes dryers.

BEIJING — The frothy contemporary-art scene here has lost some of its ebullience in the three and a half months since a German art handler and a Chinese associate were detained on charges that they undervalued imported art to avoid customs duties.

Although he went on to study in London, and exhibited at the Royal Academy until he fell out with them because he thought they undervalued his work and chipped his frames, and travelled in mainland Europe where he saw Vesuvius erupting, an experience recalled in scores of his paintings, he spent nearly his entire life in Derby and died in a house almost within sight of his birthplace.

They undervalue their own work.

That may be why they undervalue their employees.

They claim there are as many as 100,000 cases of domestic violence a year in their three regions and that Moorhouse's actions are a form of discrimination because they undervalue the impact of domestic violence on women.

And they do not correctly value the prospects of stocks that are weak; they undervalue them.

"The company is basically saying that they see opportunities from their end because they think they're undervalued," said Nick Agostino, a technology analyst with Research Capital in Toronto.