Definitions
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- adjective Receiving an inadequate or disproportionately low level of
service , especially from the state
Etymologies
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Examples
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Of the 386426 new telephone lines installed in the 1997/98 financial year, more than 70 percent were in "underserviced" areas, the survey found.
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Millionaire musicians, the 47-year-old told fans at New York City's Strand bookstore in October, are an "underserviced" community.
Overweight in Metal, This Band Tries to Play Tunes in Forex Neil Shah 2011
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Well for one there is already a law school in Vancouver at UBC, and rural areas in most of western Canada are underserviced by lawyers.
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Ben Thomases, Food Policy Coordinator for The City of New York, talked about the launch of Green Carts, a plan that is putting 1000 mobile produce carts in underserviced communities and a great example of a public-private initiative.
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The real estate section of the New York Times ran a feature on 6/17 detailing the effort in PA and NY to incentivize landlords and grocers to open 6,000+ sq ft stores in underserviced communities.
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Looking for underserviced markets and opportunities, investing a great deal of effort in becoming a major supplier of a consumable good, maybe even engaging in a little collusion on the side with other producers or consumers.
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Mbeki said the hardest part of women's emancipation still lay ahead with many women lacking skills and living in isolated underserviced areas, which showed that "the 1994 revolution has not yet achieved its goals".
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Looking for underserviced markets and opportunities, investing a great deal of effort in becoming a major supplier of a consumable good, maybe even engaging in a little collusion on the side with other producers or consumers.
May 2008 2008
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NHFC chief executive office Samson Moraba said: "This will open doors to the future of the majority of the underserviced people in the low to middle income household markets."
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"The benefits will be most noticeable in underserviced areas where mobile broadband is able to rapidly fill the void left by the absence of landline technology."
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