Sentence examples for was being underestimated from inspiring English sources

"But I was very confident that we had a balanced defense that was being underestimated.

Such clashes with the media, both in person and online, may have been motivated by Trump's feeling that he was being underestimated as a candidate.

Those of us who warned last spring that he was being underestimated and "normalized" by a sinister process of gradual acceptance of the unacceptable turned out, tragically, to be right.

Do I have a chance?" On Wednesday, he fumed at the memory of one of the many times during the presidential campaign when he felt his level of intellectual engagement was being underestimated.

While many say scientists advocated stronger precautionary measures for years, some also expressed a deep sense of failure for not having warned the government in stronger terms that seismic danger there was being underestimated.

MPS's issues were exacerbated by other mistakes – principally a poorly judged €9bn acquisition – but its primary issue is that billions of euros in loans were extended by the bank at a time when the scale of the impending recession was being underestimated.

But maybe she is being underestimated.

But I believe Ed Miliband is being underestimated quite a lot.

Mr. Yarbrough agreed that Democrats are being underestimated.

But right now my feeling is that the Broncos are being underestimated.

As the response rate is biased, the unemployment rate is being underestimated.