Sentence examples for under undervalued from inspiring English sources

The researchers assert that water and water data are extremely under undervalued.

In contrast, external validity, the extent to which the results of a study can be generalised to other situations and to other people, 2 is often under-recognised, under-reported and undervalued.

–an undervalued, under-owned and under-appreciated stock market, which rewards shareholders with high-dividend yields.

So many of the existing language skills of our children pass unnoticed, under-expoited and undervalued.

Because I feared money and didn't want to be that soulless rich person who had lost access to heaven, I undervalued, under-appreciated and underutilized my time, my talent, my earning potential and my money.

"While it is core business for the humanitarian system, emergency response capacity has been undervalued and under-prioritised," the report says.

I have written since early 2002 that they should spin off the company because it is undervalued and under-managed within the Time Warner empire.

Both are undervalued and under-reimbursed.

Women in the military can perform their jobs without questioning whether they are being undervalued or under-compensated in comparison with their male peers.

Analysts at Numis said: We re-iterate our buy recommendation on Investec as the deal builds incremental funds under management in the area which we believe is most under-appreciated and hence most undervalued at Investec.

Elliot Advisers issued a statement on Monday morning saying Alliance Trust had under-performed, its share price undervalued the assets it holds, and its costs were too high.