Underestimates in a sentence

Despite being a "blade runner" in charge of catching Replicants, Deckard continuously underestimates their abilities.

He followed that up by noting that a person should never underestimates an opponent.

Similarly, political Washington underestimates Trump at its peril.

There is a huge job around this and I don't think anyone underestimates how powerful social media is and how misinformation can spread so quickly and cause a lot of what was being said by people which was clearly wrong.

And agriculture — the largest source of nutrients to the Bay — produced less than 1 percent of the reductions during the last decade, according to computer models, though most states contend that underestimates their efforts.

A punishment-based legal approach underestimates the problems with our politics.

Bey underestimates Rohit since he had beaten him back at Rebellion.

But such an interpretation, understandable though it may be, underestimates the strength of the forces that backed him and seriously misreads American history.

Deaths counts directly owing to the pandemic are prone to underestimates due to inaccuracies in death certificates or testing shortages, among other limitations, the agency noted.

Roger Varian's colt has much more to offer after just five career runs and his current mark of 82 underestimates him, possibly by some way.

The number all but certainly underestimates the actual toll.

A government commission has dealt with almost 5,000 cases since 2011, but rights groups say this number vastly underestimates the scale of the problem.

Although as chants go, the suggestion that Liverpool’s Egyptian King spends his time merely running down the wing somewhat underestimates his contribution.

He is a devious lier who underestimates the intelligence of others.

However, while gender activists invariably say that reports are always underestimates when it comes to women, this logic is never applied to the 25 percent of DV reports made by men, even though the stigma here would make under-reporting even greater.

The figures are likely significant underestimates, independent analysts say.

For instance, someone who underestimates a friend's honesty might treat him or her suspiciously and so undermine the friendship.

It is about 110 times brighter than the Sun in visible light wavelengths, but this underestimates its strength as much of the light it gives off is in the infrared ; total ( bolometric ) power output is about 180 times that of the Sun.

Raymond overestimates himself and underestimates his aunt's mental acuity.

This represents a clear underestimate of the overall impact, since it does not include lung or skin cancer, and explicitly underestimates the exposure.