Sentence examples for very underused from inspiring English sources

But with many UK airports, particularly Stansted, very underused, the argument for new runways is shaky at best.

Nell's roommate, Gwen (the very interesting though very underused Julia Garner, star of the coming "Electrick Children," a hit at South by Southwest), isn't much help with Nell's suitor.

Captain Phasma (Gwendoline Christie) is likely to feature more heavily, having been very underused in TFA.

This approach is very practical and underused.

They moved elsewhere," says Ward. "Margate's got masses of underused, very cheap property, which is the material basis you need for the same kind of gentrification as in East London".

High-ranking officials at the white farmers' union are well aware that the 3,000 farms represent two million acres of land, the very acreage of underused land that the union and Western donors have agreed should be given over to landless peasants.

Another underused but very lovely "gl" light-related word is gloaming.

"We are seeing lots of schools where they have the equipment, and very frequently it's either underused or not used at all," said Vicki Rafel, a vice president of the National PTA.

I am convinced that the most underused segment of very qualified people available for today's workforce is older adults.

They too have underused buildings and underused books.

Only David Burt and Clive Rowe as underused gangsters really raise a laugh.