On the other hand, she added, "we actually now run the risk of underestimating them."

I learned a lot about underestimating scale on that one, and spreading myself too thin".

But the computer industry has learned over the last decade that underestimating Dell is a grave mistake.

"The most terrible mistake we made two centuries ago was in underestimating these creatures.

And I think you may be underestimating the quality of the work you and your people have done.

Still, history has proved that underestimating Japan can be a hazard for American industries.

"Don't make the mistake of underestimating the value of such goodwill.

That's what he got for underestimating women.

The main problem was the underestimating of the planning and management which was necessary at the stage of implementing the system.

And beware, too, of underestimating what the U.S. means for our own security."

But she makes the same mistake as the Work Programme commissioners in underestimating the conditions of sustainable voluntarism.

"They were willing, but they made the mistake of underestimating the skill of the police response.

Senjin prided himself on not underestimating his enemies.

Mr. Johnson said the union was underestimating expenses like health and malpractice insurance, which he said rose 45 percent this year.

Then he stopped underestimating you."

Worf regretted underestimating him for so long, and resolved to reinforce and build upon the bonds between them.

Historically, the Klingons were among the first to discover the consequences of underestimating the Breen.

"I keep underestimating you."

However, the International Energy Agency projection may be very pessimistic since official agencies keep underestimating the growth rate of renewables.

And I should add that I am not for one second underestimating what Jim and the other editors there are going to do.

I can't follow him any longer and ask in a fright, knowing full well that I am underestimating the distance: "That's about half an hour away?"

"Don't make the mistake of underestimating them, Killashandra," Trag said solemnly as he poured himself a brew.

George apologizes for underestimating her, and together they return to the house ("Anything Can Happen (Reprise)").

However, all armies had experienced shell shortages during the first year or two of World War I, due to underestimating their usage under intensive combat.

Never underestimate what children can do, especially for each other.

Of course, these must not in any way be underestimated.

I should know better by now than to underestimate her.

First time was bad enough, but they really underestimated us.

Many people underestimate how much money they will really need.

I try never to underestimate anything, least of all myself.

City police officials say that no one should underestimate them.

Never underestimate the power of a daughter, even over a king.

I underestimated him, and he was the better man that night.

"But they underestimated how hard you were going to work."

You'd think I'd have learned not to underestimate her by now.

I may have underestimated how difficult it is for all of your people.

Like I said, when it comes to my people, never underestimate our power!

In general they seemed to underestimate the people of Earth.

But then, who was she to underestimate the power of television?

I know better than to underestimate a man like that.

I think a lot of it is people just underestimate the need for security.

People underestimate the control that others have in their lives.

And this time she had better not underestimate anyone or anything.

In fact, she had underestimated his looks a moment earlier.

A great deal of work is done in our schools, and we must not underestimate it.

Looking into his eyes, I knew that to underestimate him would be a very bad thing.

Better to play the part they expected, and have them continue to underestimate him, until he could take back the high ground.

But take it from me, old friend, do not underestimate him.

Nor should we underestimate the health problems of later life.