| I think we tend to overvalue some of the genetic therapy where it's very seductive. |
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| These impacts were somewhat exaggerated since the Soviet production system tended to overvalue and overstate output. |
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| The key attraction of a Fallen Angels approach to investing is that markets can overvalue winners and undervalue losers from the past. |
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| At a time when heads involuntarily start to drop, the worth to a manager of a player such as Andy is hard to overvalue. |
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| He painted an acute picture of how many entrepreneurs overvalue their businesses. |
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| It isn't merely that members of the group come to think alike but that they come to overvalue the harmonious functioning of the group. |
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| Because in our culture we overvalue the intellect, we imagine that to become enlightened demands extraordinary intelligence. |
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| The method is simplistic and tends to overvalue the brands, but it is used by brand buyers for that very reason. |
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| I have wondered in the past if we overvalue verbal talent, if this is what we should elect leaders for. |
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| Traders tend to overvalue imports when the import trade and foreign exchange transactions are subject to restrictions. |
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| And on the other hand, we have a tendency to overvalue our own field of research. |
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| This is one of the reasons why pastoral societies are generally warriors who overvalue the use of war and prepare to the arts of fighting. |
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| As a rule, they overvalue the available assets and extend unrealistic claims on external investors. |
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| We would recommend the reader not to overvalue these statements which are based upon expectations. |
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| They usually overvalue the real worth of their good, in particular because of its affective worth. |
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| Over lunch at Mory's, Yale's tweedy private dining club, he suggests that academics underrate the President because they overvalue specialized knowledge. |
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| Personally, I think we overvalue public speaking skills in politicians. |
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| His place in the pantheon of popular culture seems equally secure, but to applaud him as a design genius is to misunderstand and overvalue both the man and his work. |
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| This may mean they undervalue something or they may overvalue something. |
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| The vast majority of the mistakes made tend to overvalue the euro. |
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| They afford a lesson to the modern metaphysical and recondite writers not to overvalue their works. |
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| Much harder is managing the revenues, which threaten to overvalue Chad's currency and underwrite endemic corruption. The Bank's answer was two-fold. |
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| Looking at ruptures that explicate conversions, can one gauge this intellectual maneuver by simply marking off its most visible sign, the inclination to overvalue weak systems and undervalue stronger ones? |
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| This may induce companies to overvalue their assets. |
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| Illustration 23-4: Fraudster may overvalue assets of an insolvent entity, knowing that victims will believe the fraudster's valuations have been reviewed by or verified by the court or insolvency representative. |
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| As a result of the steps which developing countries have taken to liberalize their trade and foreign exchange regimes, traders do not generally have at present any incentive to overvalue imported goods. |
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| The third imbalance involved trends in certain exchange rates. There were fears that markets would persistently and substantially overvalue and undervalue some currencies. |
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| Business owners will commonly undervalue or overvalue their businesses because few possess the necessary detachment or the ability to value it accurately. |
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| They had questions about their inventory, questions about how the government continues to overvalue inventory the farmers cannot get rid of and then uses it against their margins. |
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| A company cannot overvalue the goods in its books, for example. |
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| In this sermon, Wesley's objective was to point out to undervaluers of reason what it could do, and then, to point out to those who overvalue reason, what it could not do. |
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