Under such circumstances to speak any longer of Millet being misunderstood, or to sing hymns of praise upon him as a counterblast to theundervaluation of Millet in the beginning, would be knocking at an open door.
He was member of all the Academies under the sun, and President of that in London; but, as a natural reaction, this over-estimation of earlier years has been followed by an equally undeserved undervaluation of his works in these days.
The logical consequence of such an eschatology is an indifference to, or undervaluation of, the existing social arrangements including the property concepts and institutions.
One form easily taken by this indifference and undervaluation is that of practical communism.
They present no temptations to the appraisers of foreign goods, who receive but small salaries, and might by undervaluation in a few cases render themselves independent.
A tax on tea and coffee is shown by the experience not only of our own country, but of other countries, to be easily collected, without loss by undervaluation or fraud, and largely borne in the country of production.
This can best be done by judicious provisions that will induce the disclosure of attempted fraud by undervaluation and smuggling.
Cases of alleged undervaluation are tried by the Board of General Appraisers, at which the importers are represented by lawyers who make a specialty of this class of cases.
Undervaluation by unscrupulous importers is the most common way of defrauding the government.
O what lamentations did she utter, and perhaps what self-reproaches for her undervaluationof past mercies!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "undervaluation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
