Sentence examples for very underutilized from inspiring English sources

"The WorldCom model was a vast wasteland of Clecs, and all that capacity was expensive and very underutilized," one executive said.

"It's very underutilized," says Edward Chapnick, an infectious disease specialist at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn.

One that I'd like to highlight is a very underutilized resource, the "safe haven".

"Right now, we have a big, ugly, empty parking lot with a very underutilized Macy's in it.

Nepal has abundant hydroelectric capability that is very much underutilized; likewise Nepal has not really made the transition to an industrial or post-industrial industry," he said.

Turks abroad may be a very useful and underutilized ally in your quest for justice.

Unlike the microwave band, there is a very large amount of underutilized bandwidth at these frequencies.

The platform uses Desktop Grid or Volunteer Computing to collect underutilized computing resources to execute very large parallel applications at a fraction of the cost of a traditional supercomputer.

Another Halpern aphorism: "The best deal is a mix of underutilized assets, the right kind of business environment and a very good price".

Very few clinically available antibiotics target bacterial RNA polymerase (RNAP) suggesting it is an underutilized target.

Gavi's current supplier base for new and underutilized vaccines, such as the human papillomavirus (HPV), rotavirus, and the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine is very small.