While considering the precipitous drop in the Consumer Price Index, Robert Reich notes:The last time America witnessed a fall in consumer prices as large as we have now was in 1947, when wartime mobilization and large-scale government spending were winding down, there was lots of underutilized capacity, and producers and sellers were trying to lure consumers back into the habit of buying.
Lighter films—such as Mel Brooks's satire Young Frankenstein (1974), in which Hackman shines in a small role as a blind man, and Superman (1978), in which he portrays comic-book villain Lex Luthor exemplified his versatility and his underutilized flair for comedy.
Economic development was pictured as a process whereby these underutilized resources of the subsistence sector would be drawn into cash production for the export market.
Solar energy, probably the most extensive of the underutilized renewable resources, is likely to remain untapped for some time, and the vast reserves of natural gas produced with crude oil have yet to be fully exploited.
Mass transportation systems, particularly those in older cities, need to be rationalized by eliminating underutilized components and improving service on remaining lines.
"The ability to ask is the easiest, most underutilized skill to catapult your career," writes an anonymous user.
Turks abroad may be a very useful and underutilized ally in your quest for justice.
He recognized that increasing the complexity of the composed materials (whether through underutilized time signatures or through orchestral ambition) did not necessarily shackle the improviser.
That doesn't mean that underutilized words have to go quietly, just because of our collective pigritude (laziness).
By any standard, it had one of the youngest, most underutilized workforces in the nation.
Her Billie Dawn was more broad than kook, a kept woman who traded sexuality for safety, who didn't believe that she could be loved for her underutilized mind, rather than for her overused body.
