Sentence examples for this is not to undervalue from inspiring English sources

This is not to undervalue Cech's talents but Courtois is a genuinely regal presence in his prime and must be allowed to play out the season, even to have a wobble if he must at some point, just as David de Gea did in his first season at Manchester United.

"THE first thing I tell my students," says Sunil Kumar, the dean of Chicago's Booth School of Business, "is not to undervalue their degree".

If it's fair to say Blanchett carries the movie, that's not to undervalue the superb ensemble playing.

This is not to say that feeling undervalued necessarily leads to suicidal thoughts, but rather that feeling this way can create barriers to seeking support.

This aspect of emotional attachment is not to be undervalued as it has been shown to be an important factor for the survival of pastoral activities elsewhere in Europe: Hadjigeorgiou (2011), for example, argues that in Greece, the future of the sector appears relatively secure since its products and their quality are associated with Greek cultural roots.

And it restores a theatergoer's faith in the spoken word, in the talent of actors to project with clarity, in the audience whose taste level is not to be undervalued.

Which is not to say he undervalues the authors, but rather that he seems to take his role as pretty basic, as just hard work.

But she said the debate should not be at the risk of the BBC, which she said was "not to be undervalued and undermined.

Still, big yuks are not to be undervalued; they almost make Hall Pass worth sitting through in order to mine those laughs from the dross of the rest of the story.

But it's important not to undervalue it".

It's important not to undervalue Semantic's team and the statement it makes to the competitive industry.