Sentence examples for be unserved from inspiring English sources

I was sure we would be found to be unserved, remembering the quality of our picture before we got the dish.

"New Orleans, by requiring the licensees to know the city and not be felons or drug addicts, has effectively promoted the government interests, and without those protections for the city and its visitors, the government interest would be unserved," Judge Thomas M. Reavley wrote.

"I hope as we go through the process that we don't have places in this country that will be unserved by television, and I hope that we particularly won't have places that will be unserved by public television," Kerger said.

In a new-market disruption, the unserved customers are unserved precisely because serving them would be unprofitable given the incumbent's business model.

This ensures that Z n (t) grows when there is unserved data in the actual data queue Q n (t).

The market was unserved because the size of the products was too large, entailing high costs and high risks for financial institutions.

Instead of competing with banks with a multitude of services, these startups "look at areas that are unserved, where customers want to do something that banks won't help them do," he said.

That the demand exceeded projections tells us only that far more people were unserved or underserved than we thought.

Bakker's latter-day grind, absent all the excess of the PTL era, is proving to be the unserved remainder of his prison sentence.

"We feel the population is just unserved," Mr. Lelli said.

But much of the surrounding area is relatively unserved by public transport.