Sentence examples for very undervalued from inspiring English sources

It added: "BME staff felt very undervalued and bullied".

"They have been very undervalued and eventually will come around, in the next two to three years," she said.

Eswar S. Prasad, a Cornell and Brookings Institution economist, added, "It's hard to make the case the renminbi is very undervalued on a multilateral basis".

I do think that he is very undervalued, but I don't think it's to do, as some people have said, with the Jewishness of his world".

In an interview in this weekend's New York Times Magazine, Mr. Andreessen argues that compared with blue-chip companies like General Electric, big technology companies, including Microsoft, Cisco, Google and Apple, are very undervalued.

The independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said: "The high-profile ones like Pets at Home and B&M tended to be very fully valued and the low profile ones, like Shoe Zone, turned out to be very undervalued.

Hours later, Capital Shopping's directors unanimously rejected the plan, saying it "very substantially" undervalued the company and its prospects.

By that standard, the S&P 500 — which closed with a P/E ratio of 19.3 on Monday afternoon — may now be very slightly undervalued.

Chuka Umunna, the shadow Business Secretary, told The Independent: "There is mounting evidence to suggest Royal Mail has been very significantly undervalued, meaning taxpayers are set to lose out on hundreds of millions of pounds".

AstraZeneca said on Monday it had rejected the bids as "very significantly" undervaluing the company.

They are backing the SAB board's view that a £65bn takeover offer "very substantially undervalues" the company.