Sentence examples for undervalued member from inspiring English sources

It is pertinent in this regard that in the second half of the play an often undervalued member of society -- that is, a woman -- takes control and finally solves everyone's problems.

One of the first, however, welcomes an undervalued member of the campus back to the fore — a June 8 concert by Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble at a newly refurbished Guggenheim Bandshell in the long-ignored Damrosch Park.

One of the first, however, welcomes an undervalued member of the campus back to the fore a June 8 concert by Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble at a newly refurbished Guggenheim Bandshell in the long-ignored Damrosch Park.

They placed a high value on their work because they believed their job was very important, however, they felt undervalued by community members who sometimes blamed health workers for poor service at the hospital.

"I think it's undervalued because most faculty members disapprove of those activities that focus on the body rather than the mind," said Brand, who was the president at Indiana University before becoming the N.C.A.A. president.

Colenzo Jarrett-Thorpe, national officer for health at Unite, said the union's members felt undervalued by their management and the government, but that they hoped to hold on to their jobs for as long as possible, providing stress and anxiety did not get to them first.

Lyrically, the song discusses Roberts' time in the girl band she was a part of, Girls Aloud; while part of the group, she felt undervalued in comparison to other members.

Stoker Leishman's Diaries was an excursion into serious, not to say tragic, drama, curiously undervalued at the time; Leishman was a member of Scott's last, ill-fated expedition to the South Pole.

But the flight attendants union vote was much closer than any of the other unions in part because some union members believe that the airline has undervalued the concessions and say they are in fact worth $400 million or more.

Goldstein, whose firm Santa Monica Partners owns $3 million worth of Warwick's shares, believes the company is grossly undervalued and wants to install two directors on its nine-member board.

The euro (based on a weighted average of prices in member countries) is overvalued by 21% against the dollar; sterling is slightly undervalued; the Japanese yen seems to be spot-on.