The word 'underestimating' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe someone or something that has been judged or evaluated as less capable, valuable, or powerful than they actually are. It can also refer to the act of not considering something or someone as important or serious as they should be. Example: Samantha was underestimating her own abilities as an artist. She didn't realize how talented and skilled she truly was until her art received recognition and praise from a renowned gallery. In the meeting, the team leader made the mistake of underestimating the importance of budget planning. This led to a financial crisis for the company later on.
Perhaps they know they are on shaky ground, blamed by many for vastly underestimating the consequences of allowing Poland and other new EU countries unfettered access to the employment market after they joined the union in 2004.
Part of it has to do with underestimating its duration while overestimating our stamina.
I don't think that's unreasonable," he said in July, blaming official ratings body Barb for underestimating the size of London Live's audience.
But unaccustomed to such responsibility at 16, I feared making the wrong choices, or underestimating the workload.
Cowell has never been an standard-bearer for artistic genius – his recording successes revolve mostly around bubblegum boybands and cover-version soul divas, and his TV shows are rigidly formatted New Faces derivatives – but then again, no one ever went broke in the movie business by underestimating the audience.
Kyle Beckerman, the Real Salt Lake captain who will line up against Besler in Saturday's MLS Cup final and may end up in the World Cup squad with him, also wanted to talk up the possibility of the other teams underestimating both the US squad, and the conditions they will face: "Against European teams it could be an advantage.
However, lawyers from the Wandsworth and Merton Law Centre have lodged an appeal accusing consular officials of underestimating the urgency of the situation.
"Anyone who thinks the rules of engagement have already been written by the existing players is massively underestimating the potential of the technology," he says.Certainly, there is plenty of experimentation with business models taking place.
And most are overly optimistic about their health in old age, underestimating the risks and costs they will suffer.
The two companies are still hoping to seal their deal in April.Oh, the poor manPrince Alwaleed bin Talal, a Saudi investor, accused Forbes of underestimating his wealth in its list of the world's richest people by $10 billion.
However, it is just possible that he is underestimating the long-term risk that climate change and geopolitics pose to his firm.
