Sentence examples for the underutilized from inspiring English sources

"The airlines will absorb the underutilized time slots," she said.

In 1990 plans took shape to turn the underutilized parcel of land along the lake shore into Waterfront Park.

But considering the underutilized talent already on their roster, the Hawks need not substitute Johnson with an explicit replacement.

"But D.C.A.'s constituencies, for the most part, are the underhoused, the underutilized and the under-listened-to in the state.

Both will be replaced, and the grandstand will be moved from the northeast corner of the grounds to the underutilized southwest.

"The family is the underutilized weapon in the fight against childhood obesity," says Dr. David Ludwig, director of the obesity program at Children's Hospital Boston.

This figure, combined with the unemployment rate, gives us the "underutilized rate" of 12.8% (I should warn you at this point there's going to be a lot of use of "underemployment", "unemployment" and "underutilisation").

Even the small roles were strikingly cast: Chris Owens as the underutilized Malcolm; Kevin Burdette as various messengers and heralds, projecting an air of languor and an attractive bass voice; and Laura Danehower Whyte as a strong Lady.

By taking advantage of the underutilized Patchogue River, supporters of the plan hope to attract thousands of transients who head out to Fire Island during summer weekends to spend more time in the village.

"Believe it or not, the VIP area is probably the most underutilized room in the hangar," says Talon Air vice president Jason Kaufman, "because if you're flying via private aviation you're not supposed to wait at all".

Kantarian would ideally like to see in prime time either the Friday afternoon women's semifinals, which he calls one of the "most underutilized sports packages" with the current stars, or the men's final.