Sentence examples for were long underestimated from inspiring English sources

The remnants of his regime were long underestimated, by Americans and others, until they contributed to an insurgency that remains a searing lesson in imperial folly.

The complexity and biological significance of protein glycosylation have long been underestimated, and now, in the post-genomic era, are at the forefront of scientific research.

The consequences of post-traumatic loss of function are comprehensive, both on individual and societal level, and have long been underestimated [ 6].

Their experiences bring needed attention to a quiet plague that has long been underestimated and misunderstood, much the same way that AIDS was decades ago.

The right ventricle (RV) has been defined as the "forgotten chamber", as its role in cardiac physiopathology has long been underestimated.

THERE is a view, popular in England, that Bill Brandt's talents as a photographer have long been underestimated.

Increased de novo fatty-acid synthesis has been recognised as a hallmark of cancer, whereas its significance in cancer pathogenesis has long been underestimated.

This pattern was expected because long branches that were underestimated in a Bayesian framework were corrected, resulting in an increase in the estimated number of substitutions/site/million years.

The role of the self-employed in the economic recovery has long been underestimated.

The German interior ministry report recognised this, saying thatThe potential of older workers has long been underestimated.

Of course, the literary and cultural sophistication of rap have long been underestimated, in part because promoters of anti-pop-culture hysteria rarely actually listen to the music they deplore, and in part because so many rappers value the pose of street-tough masculine hardness over the display of sensitivity or intelligence.