Sentence examples for was being undervalued from inspiring English sources

Grenier's agent, Frederic Guerra, announced on Thursday evening that his client would remain with Lyon, citing the France international's commitment to the club and an apparent belief he was being undervalued.

Normally, this would have provoked a big debate, with one side alleging that students' hard work was being undervalued because of a political attempt to manipulate figures, and the other welcoming a small step towards greater academic rigour.

Hopes for a merger between Midwest and Murchison Metals failed to materialize after the board of Midwest said that it thought that the company was being undervalued in the proposal.

Takahashi signed a minor league contract in February, and because he felt he was being undervalued, he had a clause inserted in the contract mandating that the Mets release him by Oct. 31 so he could become a free agent and explore his options.

In each case talks fell through, as Osterhout was convinced that his company was being undervalued by the prospective acquirers.

ratio is low, he said, explaining the price-to-earnings ratio indicated the company was was undervalued.

Murphy is not definitely deserving of induction, but it is worth examining why he is being undervalued.

Scottish Labour said the results showed that NHS staff were being "undervalued and overworked" under the SNP.

But if you ask Jonathan Gruber, the M.I.T. economist who advised the White House on health care reform, government health benefits are being undervalued even when reported at full cost.

But if you know that women are being undervalued, then you must do something, because otherwise you will be losing people who are qualified".

I fear the mineral resource is being undervalued, that money will be lost to corruption in the Afghan ministries and that jobs at the mine will go to Chinese immigrants.