Sentence examples for too underutilized from inspiring English sources

Officials of a state reform commission that runs Philadelphia's schools decided Germantown was too underutilized and underperforming to keep open.

Businesses have them, too, in the form of underutilized or underappreciated assets–ones that can reinvigorate their core.

In response to the lawsuit, CPS spokeswoman Becky Carroll said in a statement the union was supporting "a status quo that is failing too many children trapped in underutilized, under-resourced schools," according to the Associated Press.

Also, look for underutilized functions and work cells.

Zunum's business model is interesting, too: it plans to make use of underutilized airports in the U.S. in order to provide more efficient regional travel a kind of bus service in the air.

Most are set up in underutilized public parks that are too swampy, heavily wooded or flood-prone for anything else but bird-watching.

The Southwest "inspired deep feelings and strong passions, and many are adamant that this site is simply too important to remain largely empty and underutilized". National Trust staff members Chris Morris and Amy Webb are leading its efforts to revive the Southwest building and its steep 12-acre grounds.

These underutilized schools are also underresourced.

There is also campus-owned vacant or underutilized land.

Although cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the preferred treatment method for anxiety disorders, it is underutilized and has been critiqued for being too verbal or abstract.

That's too bad, because Foursquare's lists are definitely an underutilized and underdeveloped aspect to its service.