Sentence examples for more poorly served from inspiring English sources

Minorities – as, after all, women are a majority – are even more poorly served, at FiveThirtyEight and elsewhere.

"I think the San Francisco area is the most obvious market to try this in, because it's big, it's sophisticated and it's getting progressively more poorly served by its papers," said Rick Edmonds, a media business analyst at the Poynter Institute.

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If a cell is in outage, the classic RSS_5th percentile of their neighboring cells would especially reflect the RSS received by the UEs more poorly served in the area originally covered by the faulty cell.

Malalai is too frequently the last hope for women who live in regions even more poorly served by trained medical staff.

Modification of existing interventions to make them more 'acceptable' to poorly served populations e.g. developing culturally sensitive psychological therapies for low income African-American women [ 52].

These difficulties are noted mainly in more densely populated areas that are poorly served by public transportation facilities and where the planning and use of existing areas is inadequate.

More fundamentally, though, the wider economy is extremely poorly served by the financial sector.

The East is most poorly served, while the South has more accessible services with over 40% of the population within 5 kms of an institution.

The need now is to produce better-trained teachers, help children in poorly served remote areas and help and encourage more children to stay on at school for longer.

Thomas, who chairs the Co-operative Parguedhas argued that Outer London areas like his are poorly served by public transport and that Londoners should have more say in decisions made by Transport for London.