Sentence examples for underestimate capacity from inspiring English sources

In [25], Shafi et al. also showed that ignoring elevation can significantly underestimate capacity.

"People underestimate the capacity of things to disappear," Nibley wrote in 1957.

As for the Republicans' prospects: never underestimate their capacity to mess up a promising situation.

Pessimism about America' future tends to underestimate its capacity for self-renewal.

They underestimate the capacity of the human mind – or rather the brain that makes the mind – to capture and capitalise on new ways of storing and transmitting information.

We only do children a disservice if we trivialize or otherwise underestimate their capacity for hurt, sadness and significant mental health concerns.

One should never underestimate the capacity of individual senators to delay even the most popular bills, but the mood in Washington is for action, bold and speedy.

And he insisted: "Those who say the Tories have not changed totally underestimate the capacity this party always has had to pick itself up, turn itself around and make itself relevant to the challenges of the hour".

"Never underestimate the capacity of angry populism in times of economic stress," said Robert Reich, a professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley, and labor secretary under President Bill Clinton.

Nor should one underestimate the capacity of Palestinian hard-liners to generate suicidal violence when left only with despair or a sense that their leadership is selling them out.

In short, he seems to underestimate the capacity of individuals to live with a great many rules that they don't particularly like but are willing to tolerate.This is all the more odd given his enthusiasm for federalism.