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Residents who live in so-called under-utilized apartments started getting letters from NYCHA last month saying they may have to move into smaller units.

NYDN Rss Lisa L. Colangelo 2011

John Dawson argues that The Economic Freedom of the World index is under-utilized in studies of economic growth.

Dogs Not Barking, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

And when we look at Megatron's receptions, it does appear that Johnson is under-utilized.

David Berri: The Calvin Johnson Myth David Berri 2010

Brazil alone could have 190 million hectares of under-utilized land, according to Renaissance Capital, equivalent to the European Union's total farmland.

Investors Search for Land of Opportunity Andrew Peaple 2011

Therefore, despite the clinically important information provided by the 72-hour stool and diet collection, it is under-utilized or avoided in many clinical care and research settings.

Research 2010

They did not understand the difference between lost resources and under-utilized resources.

Depression Economics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

The concept of donating to charity at an ATM isn't new, but the practice is under-utilized in the United States, where it has only been used on the local scale.

Charity At The ATM: The New Way To Give? The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

The Hamilton Hijack In December 2006, the Chicago Cubs had the No. 3 pick in the Rule 5 draft, the annual inter bargain-shopping jamboree where major-league teams get to pluck under-utilized players from other teams.

The Postseason's Worst-Laid Plans Matthew Futterman 2011

Electric cars can be recharged at night, when generating plants are under-utilized ...

Energy Diversification, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

You touched upon one of the most under-utilized “secret” weapons in blogging.

Is Google Analytics a Creative Writing Tool? | Write to Done 2009