Sentence examples for massively underserved from inspiring English sources

You can understand why – mothers want to see their lives represented, and as a demographic they're being massively underserved.

Education is another area where black children are being massively underserved with more black children attending "high poverty" schools with poor facilities and less qualified teachers, than any other group, and more likely to receive a second-rate education.

Sneakerheads who also happen to be women have been massively underserved to this point.

Talasim Attempting to be the The Onion, or perhaps the "MTV for the Arab World" but online, what's interesting about their opportunity is that the Arabic internet is 400 million people and it's massively underserved for content tight now.

Part of the company's growth up to now has had to do with the platform gaining popularity and a higher profile — "small businesses are massively underserved by the current markets and banks," Desai says — but part of it is also because of the investors stepping up to loan money.

To the extent these voters rely on the media to provide an accurate and complete picture of the candidates, they are being massively underserved by the 4th Estate.

Who is being underserved?

Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.

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

"We are overtaxed and we are underserved.

"New York is significantly underserved with exhibition space.