Sentence examples for are not adequately served from inspiring English sources

People diagnosed with serious mental illness have higher rates of physical morbidity and decreased longevity, yet these people are not adequately served by health care systems.

Companies can accomplish this by focusing on customers whose needs are not adequately served by the products and services that mainstream customers demand.

It says that the term "new affordable home" means "a new dwelling that (a) is to be made available for people whose housing needs are not adequately served by the commercial housing market or (b) is a starter home".

Franchising authorities are finding it difficult under the current regulatory scheme to deny renewals to cable systems that are not adequately serving cable subscribers.

The book: The coauthors, who examine how 10 congregations faced the deaths of their pastors, argue that churches are not adequately serving the dying and their families, while the church has "outsourced the management of dying to institutions other than itself". The coauthors offer ideas on how "the church can help its members die well," by drawing on theological resources and faith.

Three semi-rural local government areas were excluded as they were not adequately served by ambient air quality monitoring stations.

Members of a House of Representatives subcommittee hearing said Tuesday that the N.F.L.'s controversial player-disability plan was not adequately serving former players.

WASHINGTON, June 26 — With a dozen former players nodding and smiling in the audience, members of a House of Representatives subcommittee hearing testimony on the N.F.L.'s controversial player-disability plan said Tuesday that the system was not adequately serving former players and that the committee would explore legislative means to address it.

Similarly, CBOs are not adequately trained to serve the needs of their constituents.

"They are not adequately staffed to do this".

Newer entrants are also serving areas of the market that are not adequately being tapped by the traditional incumbents.