Sentence examples for underestimated some from inspiring English sources

"We probably underestimated some of the things these guys can do," said one of the highest-ranking officers in V Corps.

But Mr. Obama's performance has also raised questions about whether the administration has drawn too much from some lessons and underestimated some hurdles unique to today's battle.

They'd be well advised to acknowledge that the open-door asylum policy was overly idealistic, and that they underestimated some of the challenges posed by mass migration.

Gazing at the pastel "Portrait of Eva Gonzalès" — a true Impressionist artist who is greatly underestimated — some will be reminded of Goya's ladies with prim but inscrutable expressions.

If subsistence farming is systematically underestimated, some of what looks like growth as an economy moves out of subsistence may merely reflect a shift to something that is easier to capture statistically.

Over the last year, the fund has performed a broader reassessment of the fiscal multiplier during the downturn, to help explain why it underestimated some countries' growth and overestimated others.

Their initial strategy document underestimates some difficulties, and certainly costs, but is a useful starting point.

"I think people underestimate some of the talent we have here," Brown Coach Phil Estes said yesterday.

Some scientists argue that that almost surely underestimates some lesser-known classes of life.

In fact, people are consistently bad at dealing with uncertainty, underestimating some kinds of risk and overestimating others.

"They were underestimating some expenses and overestimating others, and over the course of four or five years it didn't balance out".