Sentence examples for underutilized on the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Michele is an accomplished, high-voiced belter; Chris Colfer, who plays the gay, fashion-loving Kurt, has an equally high and pure voice that has been underutilized on the show.

Bush Terminal in the Sunset Park section of Brooklyn is a 5-million-square-foot complex of buildings that have sat underutilized on the waterfront since the 1960's, when containerized ocean shipping replaced labor-intensive methods of loading and unloading ships.

Biomimicry, used increasingly to make engineering advances, remains underutilized on the scale of the built environment.

He is a consummate actor who is unfortunately underutilized on both sides of the Atlantic.

A total of 592 were assigned to the LABA and LAMA group providing evidence that this therapy is underutilized based on the recommendations in the GOLD guidelines.

(Just like the Beatles!) But as ubiquitous as they are overseas, unmanned aerial vehicles are currently underutilized here on the home front.

The analyses were based on administrative hospital registry data linked to a civil registry, both of which are available in many countries, but much underutilized for the purpose of performance monitoring.

Nevertheless, mouse models are still underutilized for the genetic dissection of renal disease and renal aging.

Ms. Bussell, the only English dancer of the four and the one holdover from 1997, was underutilized last week at the Met, confined to half of one of a shifting group of four duets on three nights.

If we stop there, we have underutilized the full capacity of the music we create.

Acetaminophen is underutilized in the peri-operative period and when prescribed it is often in an "on demand" basis rather than "by the clock".