Sentence examples for underestimated enough from inspiring English sources

"The laugh track is over, and the people have been underestimated enough," Tambor said.

He's vulnerable enough to be underestimated by Gruber.

Politicians, policy makers, bankers — all underestimated dangers that seem clear enough in hindsight.

Joseph L. Bruno, the Republican majority leader of the State Senate, said the Pataki administration had underestimated revenues by $228 million, still enough to push the available revenue to slightly over $100 billion.

(The response rates are our best estimates based on the number of questionnaires the research team provided to the RSTs for administration at the last learning session. The estimated response rates reported here are thus likely to be underestimates as enough surveys were sent out for all potential attendees).

Hockey has been gracious enough to admit he underestimated its importance and I give him his due for that concession.

Despite Labour's gains, some of the party's MPs fear its performance was not good enough and claim Ed Miliband underestimated the Ukip threat.

We have not taken this seriously enough and we have underestimated their capacity.

But its team is also humble enough to acknowledge that they underestimated how hard the work is.

People consistently underestimated the distance to dots that were close enough for them to reach.

This implies that when the mesh is not fine enough, the numerical solution can be underestimated near the free boundary, as shown in Figure 1 in Section 2.2.