Sentence examples for undervalued ones from inspiring English sources
Ridley's thoughtful book aims less to unearth new facts than to highlight undervalued ones.
The idea of the multibrand strategy was to generate enough cash from the core brand -- in this case, Louis Vuitton -- to nurture the most promising junior or undervalued ones.
First, there's equity diversification where you split up the portion of your money invested in stocks among big ones, small ones, undervalued ones, international ones and so on.
"A cap-weighted index will own more of the overvalued stocks and less of the undervalued ones".
Instead of restoring sanity to the market by selling overvalued stocks and buying undervalued ones, the clever players are just as likely to do the opposite.
More important, even if investors pushed stocks out of line, there were enough well-informed investors who would sell the overvalued stocks and buy the undervalued ones.
I think they've undervalued one of Wasps' key assets, which is a large and loyal fanbase in the local area that has always been there for the club through thick and thin.
It's a testament to his relationship with Cubs fans who appreciated his decision to blow off the Orioles last winter and sign an undervalued, one-year deal for a chance to win it all with his friends.
Prokopi responded that he had instructed an associate in China to undervalue one shipment, and had imported fossils with "vague" and "misleading" labels.
As the diversity of the audience continues to expand – thanks largely to the new underground digital and webcomics – the English-speaking world is producing an abundance of popular characters, talented creators and a clamouring young readership, while, ironically, undervaluing one of the world's most international and dynamic artforms.
In one extraordinary scene, Bowei visits an historic barracoon, once a slave barracks, where his guide underscores the fact that slaves' lives were so grotesquely undervalued that one umbrella was worth forty slaves, one bottle of gin ten slaves.
