Sentence examples for underestimated according from inspiring English sources

While the focus of attention has understandably been on the role being played by Romelu Lukaku in Everton's splendid start to the season, the influence of Gareth Barry should not be underestimated, according to Roberto Martínez.

They are often said to have a three-second memory, but the brain power of fish has been considerably underestimated, according to scientists who found some fish can recognise themselves in the mirror.

It is almost certainly conservative and possibly grossly underestimated, according to U.N. officials and analysts who study the conflict, with one independent estimate putting the total number of Yemenis killed in combat at nearly 50,000.

Activists say that the role of rape in this unfolding crisis should not be underestimated: according to the Ormusa observatory of violence against women, five sexual crimes against girls under the age of 18 were reported every day last year to the national police.

In an alarming statistical turn, the number of malaria deaths every year may be vastly underestimated, according to new research re-examining mortality rates from 1980 to 2010.

However, this probability could be underestimated according to yet unidentified constraints on modes of gene rearrangements and should be handled with care.

An understanding of business is one of the main skills that students underestimate, according to a 2013 Guardian survey.

Even that figure may be an underestimate, according to one informed source.

Its estimate for 2006 was $385 billion — almost five times as much (and still an underestimate, according to Feige's numbers).

Medion rates the battery life of the tablet at just four hours, which might be a slight underestimate according to my testing.

One key resource is lab space, typically costed out at £300 400 a square metre (a possible underestimate, according to S-Lab research).