Sentence examples for underutilized with from inspiring English sources

Turkcan felt he was underutilized with the Knicks and became disgruntled.

FRESH provides zoning and financial incentives to grocers who open stores in New York's underserved communities, but so far the program has been underutilized with only three stores coming to the South Bronx since the program began.

"They come to us as an almost pre-trained workforce and they are underutilized with $10 to $12 [an hour] jobs," Wolpert said of millennials who have grown accustomed to helping older generations with technology.

Although these numbers have since increased, the term of care continues to be underutilized, with an average length of stay in 2004 of 57 days and a median length of 22 days.

In a small study in Malawi, PEP was reportedly underutilized with 19 of 29 HCW initiating PEP [ 24].

Colon cancer screening is effective in reducing the incidence and mortality from colorectal cancer (CRC), but is currently underutilized, with national self-reported screening rates of 57.3% [ 1].

The most intriguing implication of SmartPatents' software is how it might open up a door for an investment group to identify forgotten or underutilized patents with economic potential.

Naturally-occurring social support is underutilized in interventions with former prisoners with substance use disorders.

There are also plans to revitalize Main Street, home to village hall, the village green and the post office, and to develop underutilized warehouse sites with retail stores, apartments or condos.

Most servers are woefully underutilized, like houses with big, unfinished basements.

"There is this opportunity with your phones … to take advantage of the pockets of time that are underutilized to connect with people and have calls — and that's SpareMin," said Mody (who's also the company's CEO).