Sentence examples for underestimated interest from inspiring English sources

The officials, and their corporate sponsors, acknowledge that they grossly underestimated interest and the hardware needed to run the site.

"To be honest, we underestimated the interest this event would generate," he said.

Because of the error, the government underestimated the interest that would be earned for the trust fund.

American Sniper's commercial success immediately became a political issue, with high-profile commentators taking the opportunity to excoriate "Hollywood leftists" who supposedly underestimated the interest of the so-called "flyover states" in a heroic presentation of a serving US soldier.

Although building an advertising business around extreme sports videos seemed like a logical extension for GoPro, analysts said the company underestimated the interest in user-generated videos compared with the professionally produced content favored by the firm.

Only at a corporate law firm would the managers underestimate employees' interest in taking a year off from the grind for what most of America would consider a small fortune.

The economists Victor Stango and Jonathan Zinman found that people often underestimated how much interest a stream of loan payments would amount to.

The details of the argument are complicated, but it boils down to this: last year, Fannie Mae underestimated how fast interest rates would decline and homeowners would refinance their mortgages, Mr. Kam and others say.

Thermal effect of rare earth (RE) ions doped nanoparticles under near-infrared light irradiation has been underestimated, because main interest and efforts still fall into the distinctive up-converting luminescence property of these particles.

So based on that premise, we shouldn't underestimate the interest-rate risk going forward.

Opposition to the proposed South African law, for example, stemmed not so much from what will be lost in Africa but what might happen if other, more affluent countries decide to follow suit.Drug firms have also underestimated the power of interest groups to mobilise support from the public and politicians.