Sentence examples for undervalue of from inspiring English sources

This structured review of governmental policy documents illustrates the nascent conducive climate for EIHSP in Cameroon and Uganda and the persistent undervalue of evidence syntheses.

This structured review of 54 governmental policy documents merging content analysis techniques with policy sciences analytical frameworks contributes empirical evidence on the emerging enabling climate for EIHSP in Cameroon and Uganda and the enduring undervalue of evidence syntheses as opposed to operational research and systems performance M&E.

Bullying feeds on weakness, anger, and, lately, the systematic undervaluing of privacy.

It also found rampant undervaluing of art, especially in the largest estates.

The seeding choices by this year's committee have been widely criticized, from the overseeding of the Big East teams — Villanova a No. 2? Notre Dame a No. 6? — to the undervaluing of a team like No. 9 Northern Iowa.

David Reed London Perhaps Vince Cable would care to visit Mid Devon to see some of the benefits he claims were the reason behind the dramatic undervaluing of the Royal Mail share offering.

The pigheaded undervaluing of certain writers and the overnight obsession with others suggest problems with scale and perspective; problems that are perhaps related to Jonathan Franzen's analysis of the trappings that come with mega-successful authorship.

It's as if the historical undervaluing of care as women's work has been recharged by a contemporary culture of disdain for those human experiences of dependence, commitment and need.

But Ms. Watson Coleman insisted that because New Jersey was a wealthy state to which candidates travel to raise money for those early primaries, there was no lack of attention to the state or undervaluing of its electoral importance.

Brahms's music, which kept his hands more constantly on the keys than Beethoven's, suffered less from this, but had its own problems of overly crisp presentation, undervaluing of the left hand and excessive speed.

Devine said Japan's deliberate undervaluing of the yen gives its automakers unfair advantages.