Sentence examples for widely underestimated from inspiring English sources

Still, you can write what you think, a privilege widely underestimated until it is revoked.

Despite his occasional slipups, he is a canny and widely underestimated politician, and is generally an excellent public speaker.

"The high risk of major health crises is widely underestimated, and … the world's preparedness and capacity to respond is woefully insufficient.

Their influence is widely underestimated – except by those who are set on capturing the party after its expected general election defeat.

"The high risk of major health crises is widely underestimated and... the world's preparedness and capacity to respond is woefully insufficient," the report said.

Continuing problems for banks and measures to reduce public spending "are likely to exert a significant drag on activity, the extent and duration of which is probably still widely underestimated," Mr. Speranza wrote in a briefing on Friday.

The general public widely underestimates the importance of the chemical industry in supplying critical materials to our industrial and consumer products sectors.

Business owners and managers still widely underestimate the importance of social networking, even though research has shown that chief executives who embrace it are more likely to be successful.

Leading global forecasts widely underestimate the future costs of climate change, a new paper warns.

When the new Council members take office on Jan . 5 they will face the immediate task of grappling with a $300 million hole in the $3.1 billion budget and a local unemployment rate widely considered underestimated at 27percentt.

But those who dismissed him – as a crazed and erratic nuke-toting maverick; as a "pygmy" (George Bush's word); as a pompadoured, platform-shoed buffoon, in the image by Team America perhaps most widely disseminated – underestimated the man.