Sentence examples for underutilised resource from inspiring English sources

As Hillary Clinton said, "Women are the most underutilised resource on this planet".

Prime minister Abe believes that in order to modernise the Japanese economy, the country needs to start "tapping into its most underutilised resource: Japanese women".

The study of surfactant monolayers is certainly not a new technique, but the application of monolayer studies to elucidate controlling factors in liposome design remains an underutilised resource.

GPs prove to be an underutilised resource.

Existing and developing mH technologies represent an underutilised resource in global mental health.

All too often consultation aids are not embedded into clinical practice and therefore they become an underutilised resource.

In terms of environmental life cycle assessments (LCA), biogas production seems to offer a unique opportunity to combine nutrient recycling with energy production using various underutilised resources such as municipal biowastes or manure.

This approach is more predictable than dynamic (i.e. run-time) resource allocation but usually leads to underutilised resources as the underlying chips have to guarantee timing execution even for the worst-case scenario, as the runnables in automotive systems are usually bounded by hard real-time constraints [5].

In this study we draw a comparison between commercial rocket varieties available for public consumption and underutilised genetic resources.

"For too long children in certain parts of Chicago have been cheated out of the resources they need to succeed because they are in underutilised, under-resourced schools," said Barbara Byrd-Bennethe the CPS chief executive, explaining the announcement.

On the other hand, if the US economy really does have massive quantities of underutilised and unemployed resources, the effect of Trump's policies on growth could be considerable.