Sentence examples for geographically underserved from inspiring English sources

This means that low-income families and geographically underserved students (disproportionately students of color) who have little access to local resources receive few opportunities to explore the important benefits of the arts.

Additionally, we were able to recruit patients from rural locales, a success that is invaluable for involving geographically underserved populations in research ([ 18]).

Lori Lambert, the assistant director for distance education at Salish Kootenai, has won two awards in the last year for using online technology to fill an educational gap in a geographically dispersed, underserved community: a citation from the Sloan Consortium for excellence in teaching and a $10,000 grant from the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences.

However, this effect diminished significantly over time, reflecting the fact that utilization tended to be geographically concentrated in the early period and became less concentrated over time as the endoscopy services diffused to underserved and new market areas (Fig. 2).

Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.

Who is being underserved?

Women felt vastly underserved.

"We're underserved in television," said Mr. Key.

"We are overtaxed and we are underserved.

"That market is underserved," he said.

"New York is significantly underserved with exhibition space.