Many decision makers felt that public health approaches were currently being systematically undervalued and were concerned about the consequences.
Despite their influence at the polls, black women's concerns are undervalued in contemporary political campaigns.
However, parents felt pediatricians undervalued parental knowledge and concerns about child development (Table 2).
"This deal seems to be moderately undervalued, but we have some concerns about the management turnover and the appointment of Zeglis and the loss of Hesse," said Steven Lehman, manager of the Federated Utility Fund, which has about $650 million invested in telecommunications companies.
As often comes up in my classes these days, the environment itself has no voice —and environmental concerns are often undervalued in business, law, and general society as a result.
The fact that the government in Beijing is still pursuing an export-led strategy based on a wide variety of subsidies to export industries, including an RMB that remains substantially undervalued, is a cause for concern.
In a letter to Wayne T. Smith, the chief executive of Community, Trevor Fetter, the chief executive of Tenet, said that the bid undervalued Tenet and that he had concerns about disclosure and regulatory compliance.
But the board of Aer Lingus immediately rejected the hostile takeover bid, saying it undervalued the airline and would raise antitrust concerns.
The trade commissioner, Karel de Gucht, speaking as the Chinese prime minister, Wen Jiabao, was meeting with E.U. leaders here, repeated the European position that the Chinese currency was undervalued, which he said was a prime concern for European businesses.
The idea of a sell-off was raised in 2016 but was shelved after Britain voted to leave the EU, amid concerns the business would be undervalued and investors put off after the collapse in sterling.
There were concerns that CHWs were overworked and undervalued in the context of constantly changing incentives and programmatic objectives.
