Sentence examples for under-resourcing from inspiring English sources

But he does say that "under-resourcing could lose it".

"Resources will not win this war, but under-resourcing could lose it," says General McChrystal's report.

Throughout the 14 months I was in Iraq, I objected in private conversations and cables to the under-resourcing of military forces and to their restrictive ROEs.

Some mental health experts believe that the under-resourcing of health reforms in the late 1980s and early 1990s has contributed to the rapid rise in prison numbers.

"Under-resourcing our new education funding formula might help balance the books today, but it will limit our children tomorrow while running the risk of a return to court-mandated educational policies".

The Mind chief executive Paul Farmer said: "While there have been some very positive moves towards better services in recent years, a much more concerted effort is needed to overcome years of neglect and under-resourcing.

He added: "The district court failed to recognise, much less address, the problem of sacrificing voter enfranchisement at the altar of bureaucratic (in) efficiency and (under-) resourcing".

Our perinatal services are short staffed and under resourced.

The removals system is inefficient, under resourced and overwhelmed.

The program was poorly conceived and executed and under-resourced.

He went on to use the words "under-resourced" and "under-resource" six more times during his daily briefing.