Sentence examples for more unserved from inspiring English sources

There is an alternative southern route for the Arusha-Musoma highway, one that would link more unserved communities than the northern route and still leave Serengeti intact.

There is still some scepticism concerning Ka; there are investors who worry that the satellite broadband market maybe squeezed in due course as fast terrestrial technologies - cable, fibre, 4G-LTE, etc - are rolled out to more of those unserved and under-served locations.

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

But many more millions of vulnerable children remain unserved.

When requests went out for proposal applications last summer, federal agencies in charge of the effort were swamped with more than 2,200 requests for a total of $28 billion to build connections to "unserved" and "underserved" communities.

If not for outside providers, thousands of children would go unserved with devastating consequences both to the children and to the state when far more expensive remedial education and disability costs explode.

Meanwhile, vast markets for poorer patients go unserved.

He thought of his unserved, uneaten German cake.

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

Seeing an unserved niche, he started a coffee importing company in 2010.

"This is the last, truly unserved market for travel in the United States".