Sentence examples for underestimated not from inspiring English sources

The problematic situation of women was not to be underestimated, not that Liz was in danger of committing this error.

The feelgood factor of this record can not be underestimated; not since T2's Heartbroken has a British dance hit burst with such barefaced glee.

The president and his White House advisers underestimated not only the power of incumbents and their political machines but also their longstanding relationships with their constituents and the influence of local newspapers.

Europe as we have known it is unravelling, and it is hard to imagine David Cameron – whose fathomless opportunism should never be underestimated – not taking full advantage of the situation.

His opponents, domestic and international, have time and again underestimated not just Mr. Assad's readiness to use violence to preserve his authority, but also the staying power of his inner circle and core loyalist forces.

The Gypsy Holocaust is so often forgotten (Editorial, 27 January) and the numbers of murdered Romany groups frequently underestimated, not least because so many were killed in small numbers at the roadside or in the woods, often providing a dress rehearsal for the murder of Jews.

Nobody has underestimated Tino Martinez, not yet.

I also noticed parents queuing with their children to get photos and autographs from athletes who they may have been too scared to approach - and underestimated - not so long ago.

The audiovocal communication between mother and infant cannot be underestimated -- not only in terms of the particular relationship that is forged between specific mother and child, but also in terms of its evolutionary significance.

That should not be underestimated.

Hairdressers should not be underestimated.