Sentence examples for underutilized potential from inspiring English sources
Once I had a handle on the hypertext language, the appeal of online publishing mushroomed as I began to discover the underutilized potential of the electronic medium to improve scientific communication and encourage dialogue.
Goings also discussed Tupperware's efforts to empower women globally, saying he feels these women offer "underutilized potential" all around the world.
Yet there is one currently available, underutilized, potential source of organs.
A creative yet underutilized potential solution to engage children in physical activity may be before-school programs.
UN Security Council Resolution 1325 passed in 2000 recognised the undervalued contributions and underutilized potential of women in conflict prevention, peacekeeping, conflict resolution and peace-building. .
At the same time it revealed underutilized system potential which could be exploited theoretically with a proper system configuration.
Insalubrious rural and urban landscapes, underutilized agricultural potential, unproductive labor, and even racial decay were all bound together as a public health problem.
However, this process is still underutilized relative to its potential.
"Using simple communications technologies to match people in need of a product or service to an existing resource that is underutilized shows just how much potential there is for us to be using the world's resources better and more effectively," wrote Rory Smith in Shareable, an online magazine about collaborative consumption.
Based on the findings in this work it appears that both types of underutilized species could have a potential to be used as raw material to manufacture binderless value-added panels.
The most recent burden of disease data for Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) (annual expected case load of 39 567 pneumonia cases) and Streptococcus pneumoniae (annual expected case load of 66 056 pneumonia cases) illustrates the extent to which new and underutilized vaccine programmes have the potential to have further impact on child mortality reductions (WHO 2009c).
