Examples of using Underestimation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The error was caused by an underestimation in the volume of purchases of consumer durables by households.
I think there was just an underestimation in, erm, quite how much work, er, needed to be done.
A recurrent theme in the decade's crises accordingly seems to be the underestimation of credit risks.
There is the underestimation of the importance of studying military history,
Cortisol immunoassays on the other hand have been shown to be prone to both over- and underestimation.
Incorrect fiscal management in calculations can lead to overestimation of yield- which means insufficient actual yield- or underestimation of yield with the risk of a profitable investment not being made.
In five cases out of the 32 projects of the sample this can be explained by underestimation ofinflation(in 16% ofthe cases)see Textbox 9.
However, other factors are also behind this, notably an underestimation of the revenue losses implied by the reform of direct taxesimplemented in 2001
Other factors are also behind this, notably an underestimation of the revenue losses implied by the reform of direct taxes implemented in 2001
not to chronic underestimation of the importance of high-quality, organic farming production.
This reflects the uneven acceptance of a philosophy of action which sees disabled people themselves as essential actors in the process of change and development, and an underestimation of the level of additional resources required to support the direct involvement of disabled people.
Today it appears clear that these projections were seriously affected by the financial crisis, the underestimation of the actual cost of the reform
He turned the Stalinists on their head by saying that Trotsky's problem was not his“underestimation” of the peasantry,
Whereas to prevent underestimation of producers' incomes,
economic activity is slowing could point to some underestimation of resource utilisation
Also it is necessary to overcome errors and limitations such as the underestimation or overestimation of the enemy;
I believe that in addition to this criticism, which also applies to the underestimation of the risks as regards the Member States' energy security- risks that are too high because an absolute fortune was dumped on the market without any safety mechanism ensuring that it would not end up in the wrong hands- some positive solutions must be provided, too.
From the moment that identity leads to a sense of more worth than, and underestimation, of others, and that that sense is instilled in an entire group
The parallel with Vietnam is a really deceptive underestimation, for at the time the retreat from Vietnam allowed the United States a beneficial strategic reorientation of alliances
But it is generally recognised that these figures are underestimations.