Sentence examples for would be underserved from inspiring English sources

Advocates for abortion rights said that the burden on those five clinics to provide women's health services would be extreme, and that women in rural areas and small towns far from those cities would be underserved.

"Even if my bookstore and Barnes & Noble were right next door to each other, this borough would still be underserved".

That means there would be more white-space opportunity in rural areas, which also tend to be underserved by wired broadband services.

There's no excuse why this growing market continues to be underserved by such putrid material.

"Brooklyn, depending on where and when, does seem to be underserved," he said.

"We have long considered the business television market to be underserved," Murdoch said.

As mentioned above, 1900 MHz HSPA+ service should be popping up in other locations across the country although I suspect T-Mobile will focus on markets where users are underserved, techie, and would love to spend $30 on T-Mobile's unlimited data plans.

The zones would be created in neighborhoods citywide that are underserved by yellow cabs, except Manhattan below 96th Street and airports where yellow taxis have exclusive rights to pick up passengers, Mr. Linares said.

It said the measures would help bring fast mobile internet to parts of the country that are underserved.

Link Media presents diverse perspectives on critical global issues that are underserved by conventional media, and gives voice to points of view that would otherwise go unheard.

She would like to see one at 125th Street, another at Greenpoint, Brooklyn, both areas she believes are underserved.