Sentence examples for underserved towns from inspiring English sources

More than 209,000 people in underserved towns and RIs and more than 39,000 children in child-care, education and health institutions will benefit from access to safe water from gravity-fed water supply systems and repaired water and sanitation facilities, as well as hygiene education.

Still others are going into underserved locations.

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

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.

The term underserved area in the table encompasses both underserved geographical areas and underserved populations.

I wrote on Williams's last day in office in 2006, "Williams leaves in his wake a city with a good bond rating, sizable cash reserves, a more accessible health-care system for the underserved, several promising neighborhood projects. . . and a home town that is no longer the laughingstock of the nation.. . .

It's definitely not the sexiest platform play in tech town but b2b startup Paddle thinks it's found an underserved niche — selling a SaaS ecommerce service to scaling SaaS startups seeking to offload the headache of administering international sales so they can focus on building core product.

Republican-leaning towns tended to have Republican-leaning newspapers, and starting a competing newspaper with an underserved ideology was one way of reaching a new, profitable audience.

"This is an underserved market for upscale hotels," Mr. Barry said, noting that the building is close to the town's train station and accessible to local as well as area businesses.

Those underserved women remained underserved.

Adolescent refugee girls are the underserved of the underserved.