Sentence examples for underserved cities from inspiring English sources

Sports fans in underserved cities and towns may be the most obvious and immediate winner when competing major leagues arrive.

The measure was intended to create more takeoff and landing slots, mostly for smaller regional jets that fly to underserved cities. Regional service did increase rapidly.

"We picked those because we wanted to test underserved cities, places where rail had an advantage over air," Mr. Hardison said.

The quick rise in flights at La Guardia is the result of a federal law passed in March that partly lifted flight restrictions on the busy airport, creating more slots for smaller regional jets that fly to underserved cities.

The law, which has been continually renewed by Congress, has allowed more than 8,500 foreign doctors to gain jobs in rural communities, where patients often have to drive great distances to get medical care, and in underserved cities.

Mr. Case and Mr. Vance hope to seed investments in start-ups in underserved cities and then bring in some of their big names to invest even more money in them.

A caring and generous professional, he donated his time to underserved city children.

Jung- Hwa Ha cites many opportunities for the School to provide insight, including theory-based interventions, development of programs for underserved city-dwellers, effective coordination of field education, and collaborative work with other professions.

"We wanted to bring our event to an underserved city.

Every month, consumers pay a small fee on their phone bills for a federal program that uses the money — a total of $8.8 billion raised nationwide last year — to provide affordable access to telecommunications services in rural areas, underserved inner cities and schools.

Last-minute fixes to the No Child Left Behind Act are not the dramatic changes our nation's underserved inner-city youth so desperately need ("Education Secretary Offers Changes to 'No Child' Law," news article, April 23).