Sentence examples for undervalued part from inspiring English sources

Eyebrows play an important but undervalued part in shaping the face.

"As a subordinate, second chamber the House of Lords is an effective, vital but undervalued part of our political system.

The other undervalued part of Guy's statistics is how valuable his high hang times were in preventing punt returns.

In a statement, the crossbench peer said: "As a subordinate second chamber the House of Lords is an effective, vital but undervalued part of our political system.

Mather and Hansmann believe that sports is an undervalued part of that bundle, and that there are tens of thousands of sports fans in each city who don't care about the other sections, and would rather jettison their subscription and pay for The Athletic instead.

The measure sets aside 20% of the money for the bus system, which still serves the majority of Metro's riders, and is an essential but often undervalued part of the transportation matrix.

The division is clearly undervalued as part of a conglomerate, where it accounts for perhaps no more than a quarter of BHP's present market value.Although he is prepared to get tough with under-performers, Mr Prescott seems unwilling to unleash the star.

Biagetti correctly points out that past human occupation in the region has been underestimated and undervalued, in part perhaps linked with assumptions about the resilience of groups living in hyperarid areas.

Every day, young men are being enticed in to gangs because they feel isolated, undervalued and not part of the system.

By now it's been almost eclipsed by those that followed, and his impact has been undervalued, due in part to the tabloid focus on the sad, sordid details of his demise.

Nevertheless, primary care remains undervalued in many parts of the world where the professional status and remuneration of primary care staff may be low, policy makers have little appreciation or knowledge of the contribution of primary care to high-quality health systems and the public has scant regard for the services offered at that level.