Sentence examples for to be underserved from inspiring English sources

There's no excuse why this growing market continues to be underserved by such putrid material.

"Brooklyn, depending on where and when, does seem to be underserved," he said.

"Even in this market," Mr. Apicella said, "major retailers are interested in opening stores in areas that they considered to be underserved".

That means there would be more white-space opportunity in rural areas, which also tend to be underserved by wired broadband services.

We want to try and get them to ask why this community continues to be underserved and has some of highest rates of chronic morbidity in the city".

Low rates have been associated with low socio-economic status, and some ethnic groups have been observed to be underserved by cancer screening.

Factors related to being underserved also may pose challenges in cancer care, including inadequate educational attainment and low literacy (Nielsen-Bohlman et al 2004), unemployment, substandard housing, chronic malnutrition, limited access to health care, and risk promoting lifestyles, attitudes and behaviors.

Identify niche tribes that may be underserved.

Compared with other regions, he said, southern New Jersey with a population of two to three million, is underserved with specialty hospital programs.

As a teen-age artist, she recognized that the market she belonged to was being underserved in Nashville, and she ostentatiously embraced the behaviors required of a wholesome female role model not drinking until she was twenty-one, not leaving her apartment unless she felt capable of performing graciousness.

"Expanding access to capital, including to those who have been underserved when seeking funding, is core to Square's purpose of economic empowerment," said Jacqueline Reses, Head of Square Capital.