Sentence examples for far underused from inspiring English sources
After all, Mr. Mamet's favorite obscenities, with their simple Anglo-Saxon kick, are easily rhymed and thus far underused in the Broadway musical.
Although cystatin C seems to be superior to creatinine in estimating GFR and may be at least identical to creatinine in establishing prognosis, it is far underused in clinical practice.
Three take-aways: every cheese shop should have an attached pizzeria, every pizzeria should have live music, and feta cheese is a far underused pizza ingredient.
As the last episode of the season nears, let's hope for a new relevance for the thus-far underused Ghost Army, perhaps, or a destiny for Wyatt's cult beyond Ford's obsessive story-line-building, or the reappearance of sidelined characters like Dolores's father, Lee Sizemore, or Armistice, the woman bandit with the serpent tattoo.
Downing Street over the past 48 hours has been concerned that soldiers have so far been underused and confined to working on flood defences, rather than helping out exhausted volunteers struggling to save homes.
But there are so many characters populating Starling City that it's possible to be jolted by occasional sightings of Summer Glau, who is so far mostly underused as a spiky business frenemy of Oliver's.
This opportunity appears to be underused so far.
And there's Berry, who does let herself look something less than glamorous, and the welcome-anytime presence of supporting players Camryn Manheim as Molly's friend and physician; Michael O'Neill as a space-agency bigwig; and Grace Gummer as John's so-far underused sole colleague.
As far as underuse was concerned, the most frequent drug category using START was cardio-vascular (antiplatelet, statin, angiotensin-converting-enzyme inhibitors).
Whether or not it will happen remains to be seen, but the flying winger has plenty to offer and appears to be woefully underused by a team that's hitting form but still looks far from safe.
