Underestimation used in a sentence

Underestimation in a sentence as a noun

"A bit rough for a few years" might be an underestimation.

I don't know that it's underestimation so much as Occam's razor

It was a valuable lesson in underestimation and the element of surprise.

Or healthcare, if you're looking for a gigantic underestimation.

It wouldnt be an underestimation to say that every day, a lawsuit is filed over a car fire right after an accident.

I think Google + LG have genuinely screwed this one up through underestimation of demand, manufacturing/supply problems, or both.

346 hours is both an underestimation and an overestimation.

Our judgement is clouded by a combination of hindsight and narrative biases along with a significant underestimation of 'luck'.

Calling a collection of observations "intelligence" is an insult and severe underestimation of what intelligence is.

"When you combine gross underestimation of effort with the re-prioritization cycle, you get a monster that probably destroys millions of hours of productivity every year around the world.

Many founders tend towards underestimation of problems and overestimation of their own abilities, and they may interpret seed money as an opportunity to replace you.

Incomplete, uninformative or misleading retraction announcements have led to a previous underestimation of the role of fraud in the ongoing retraction epidemic.