Sentence examples for underestimated something from inspiring English sources

After starting the steep first day's walk up to the Singalila ridge, through thick cardamom fields and a lush forest, I realized I had underestimated something else -- the size of our own party.

The fourth assessment report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change found that it's "very likely" the current social cost of carbon is underestimated, something the EPA notes on its web site.

The popularity of grime has always been underestimated, but something different was happening around that time.

You can't underestimate how something looks.

And the stickiness factor is not to be underestimated: is there something off about repeated randomness?

"The brumby is symbolic of freedom but is also symbolic of the spiritual relationship between man, land and their horses and there has been a longstanding connection between the human being and the horse which is something underestimated in the world," Cochran says.

Breeds also described Ruby's hatred to being underestimated: "When people think something is beyond her, or she's too young, she gets twice as determined".

This was something that had been underestimated and partners tended to refrain from saying something when they were afraid of not using the right words or expressions.

Margins are not something to be underestimated when launching new services: Ola recently shuttered its food delivery pilot, reportedly in part because of the costs of running the business coupled with a lack of user uptake.

Seven months into the season, that's not something to underestimate, and that's certainly not something that should "raise the question of whether she is as good as she was in 2009".

That made me realise that I had something to offer and had underestimated myself".