Sentence examples for yet underestimate from inspiring English sources

Silicon Valley veterans argue that people routinely overestimate what can be done with new technology in three years, yet underestimate what can be done in 10 years.

Mr. Kirsch's partner, Tim Miller, chief executive of the research firm WebMergers, said the archive was most likely to illustrate the maxim that start-ups overestimate the short-term effect of technology yet underestimate the long-term effect.

Your Task: In a paragraph describe an infrequently encountered risk you think people exaggerate that wasn't listed in the essay, and then explain what risks you encounter daily yet underestimate.

Insofar as three of the more common haplotypes a g were absent from another study [17] our data may yet underestimate the full extent of diversity in SPRN, lending further support to the main conclusion of this paper.

However, livestock raising is also a very important yet underestimated economic activity in western Burkina Faso.

This is what I found myself thinking about as I was researching seeds and their phenomenal and monumental yet underestimated and largely under-appreciated power.

3. Death by Meeting -- by Patrick Lencioni This book is centered around a cure for the most painful, yet underestimated problem of modern business: bad meetings.

Demodicosis is clearly a growing, and as yet underestimated, ophthalmological issue.

This test reflects excretory dysfunction yet underestimates impaired canalicular transport [ 9].

However, the frequently documented steatohepatitis in experimental and human cancer cachexia and its impact on overall energy homeostasis suggests that the liver also plays an important but as-yet underestimated role in the metabolic performance during cancer cachexia (Martignoni et al, 2009; Teli et al, 1995; Tisdale, 2002).

McCormack said the Panthers had yet to underestimate an opponent.