Sentence examples for widely undervalued from inspiring English sources
Yet Raymond says they are widely undervalued.
But he grasped Rouault, whose obsessive, deeply spiritual pictures, widely undervalued, emit an uncanny light.
The current Cannes boss, Thierry Frémaux, was angrily responding recently to accusations in the French press that the process was in some way biased in favour of the whims of the jury president, with Nanni Moretti this year rewarding compatriot Matteo Garrone's Reality with the Grand Prize (a terrific film, widely undervalued by many in Cannes, but it will be a big success).
As Simon defined the term, an emerging artist is just about any heretofore mostly unrecognized and/or widely undervalued painter, sculptor or photographer between the ages of 19 and 95 whose work sells for prices in the three- to four-digit range.
The degradation of ecosystem services represents a loss of widely undervalued natural capital assets (TEEB [2009]; Montes [2007]); MEA [2005].
Until recently, homes on the United States Virgin Islands — made up of St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix — were widely considered undervalued.
China's currency is widely seen as undervalued and the country was accused for years of suppressing the yuan in order to boost exports.
The yuan, it is widely argued, is grossly undervalued and represents the biggest obstacle to a reduction in America's huge current-account deficit.
The yuan is widely held to be undervalued, though it has risen faster in real than in nominal terms (see article).
Investors welcomed the seventh-day Sun, which should win back some of NOW's lost readers, but in general they see newspapers as an "asset-intensive, slow-growth, marginally profitable business", says Todd Juenger of Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank.Though its shares are at a four-year high the firm is still widely reckoned to be undervalued.
Regardless of the many advantages described in the last two decades, FTIR equipment in the pharmaceutical field for qualitative issues is widely available but still undervalued for quantitative purposes.
