This operation of spasmodic underselling was known as "dumping."

Biti has blamed corruption, misappropriation and a lack of transparency for the systematic underselling of diamonds and the failure to recoup losses.

The Underselling of Gwynn Another player with Tony Gwynn's career would possibly have earned twice the money he has in his 17-year career.

Colin Irwan of Smash Hits, despite referring to Wilde as "one of pop's more welcome survivors", accused the singer of "underselling" herself.

The officials noted that the low price of Kalashnikov knockoffs can make it impossible to sell the genuine item, a phenomenon resembling the underselling of software and DVD's, albeit on a different scale.

It cannot be, though, that means of expression for today are to be found only in a musical language well over a century old, understandable though such a return may be in terms not only of the Romantic style's allure but also of the comparative underselling of expression by the 20th-century modernists.

"They've got to learn what resources they have, and not undersell themselves," he said.

The only way to stop bootleggers is to undersell them.

That's the way these foreigners make their money, underselling honest men.

But can we expect Russian wages to undersell third world levels?

Women are desperate for the opportunity, so they undersell themselves."

Coaches might even undersell their own team, they add, to get an easier schedule.

Underselling the Jazz is an easy thing to do.

Mr. David is determined to undersell himself, even in the title.

Prices were regulated so the prisoners did not undersell local industries.

As a vast corporation with a large amount of capital, the company was able to undersell the Americans, taking a loss, for years on end.

There is a substantial risk, however, that some areas/nations may well suffer from "underselling" of their position.

I could afford to undersell my competitors and still make a handsome profit.

The buying power of these groups makes it hard for unaffiliated competitors to undersell them.

They even profit by his underselling the poorer workmen who deal in the same way with him.

Well, Universities see themselves as a quality product, of course they're not going to undersell themselves.

The company will land its tea on your docks and undersell you.'

"I refuse to undersell my football team," he said.

And yet a winemaker should not undersell his wine.

The tribe has agreed not to undersell local competitors.

"We had been underselling the production because of our desire to run it as a community-based operation.

The idea was to make something of equal quality to the brand names, but with no marketing costs, and thus to undersell the competition.

So they're taking their time because they don't want to undersell it this time."

And once there are no quotas anymore to protect our market share, China could undersell us everywhere."

Our plan is to go after the bootleggers, undersell them and put them out of business."

The jackhammers that it produced were too costly to undersell those of British competitors.

This really sounds like an undersell to me.

These surveys demonstrate that independent neighborhood supermarkets compete with (and undersell) the supermarket chains.

A voice-over actor for Canadian television and radio ads, he developed the Jack manner using the "undersell" approach of TV commercials, the opposite of the usual stentorian bombast of radio.

Mr. Sterling, a six-footer with a trim mustache and contagious laugh, described his style this way: "It isn't pleasant for most people to get up early in the morning, so we use the undersell, quiet approach."