Sentence examples for underserved constituencies from inspiring English sources

As B2B entrepreneurs improve theirs, they will find that they can meet the needs of these underserved constituencies in large organizations.

According to the Washington, D.C-based Benton Foundation, which works to ensure that public media and telecommunications serve the public interests, 70% of public broadcasting funds go to the literally thousands of local of public radio and television stations across the country; it reaches the many underserved constituencies, from the inner cities to rural town America.

Yes, his pretended interest in certain policy-adjacent attitudes protectionism, restrictionism, nationalism, etc. corresponds nicely to the concerns of whole swaths of perennially underserved Republican constituencies.

Quite by accident, it achieved that with Wednesday's finale, which celebrated two constituencies historically underserved by "Idol".

"We think it's a broad appeal show that will reach across a lot of different constituencies and bring new viewers to the network, particularly in the Hispanic market, which we think is being underserved in the English-language market". The show's soap cache soared when daytime star Susan Lucci signed on to play a wealthy socialite named Genevieve.

Who is being underserved?

Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.

Women felt vastly underserved.

"We are overtaxed and we are underserved.

"New York is significantly underserved with exhibition space.

"The county is underserved by other stations.