Sentence examples for to be undervalued from inspiring English sources

Stocks used to be undervalued".

Coaching continues to be undervalued and misdirected.

He said the stock appeared to be undervalued.

There are also areas of Impressionist and modern art where works tend to be undervalued.

These distracting biographical sidelights have caused his best fiction to be undervalued.

Miliband branded Cameron the "dunce of Downing Street" for allowing Royal Mail to be undervalued.

Still, many American economists say that it still appears to be undervalued by about 10 to 20percentt.

And while the dollar was regarded as a safe haven in the 1990s, pessimism about its future has increased investor demand for currencies considered to be undervalued.

The Rangers drafted Callahan in the fourth round that year, with the 127th overall pick, as he continued to be undervalued.

Most emerging-market economies look relatively larger when measured on a PPP basis, because their exchange rates tend to be undervalued relative to the dollar.

"Value" managers, the most traditional of these, who specialise in buying shares that they deem to be undervalued, have done particularly dismally.