Sentence examples for underutilized space from inspiring English sources

Even determining how many rooms are free is contentious — most schools use open space for activities like dance, tutoring and computers — but Education Department officials often treat those rooms as "underutilized space" to allow another school to come in.

"So we had a lot of underutilized space," Mr. Errante said.

"We're finding that we have a lot of underutilized space," she said.

Chinatown itself needs a comprehensive program to turn underutilized space into a mixture of market-rate and low- and moderate-income housing.

The gas-station lot on the southeast corner of Seventh Avenue, like every other underutilized space in Chelsea, has been filled with a luxury high-rise.

When he took office in January, Mr. Suozzi said, he found "a mess of crumbling buildings, underutilized space and poor planning," adding, "The county literally has buildings that are sprawled out in thousands of locations".

It's an "operational nightmare and huge financial burden" for people who own underutilized spaces, Sheng explained.

ParkBee, a Netherlands-founded startup that lets private car parks monetize underutilized spaces by making them bookable to the public, has picked up €5 million in new funding.

As such, many hospital and physician groups view underutilized mall spaces as attractive options for locating healthcare services and bringing services closer to their customers.

"I think it's fantastic that she's turning these spaces that are underutilized into green spaces," said Erik Goetze, the owner of the bakery.

In the U.S., trucks are moving goods across the country with roughly 35percentt of their available cargo space underutilized.