Definition of underserved in English:

underserved

adjectiveʌndəˈsəːvd

Inadequately provided with a service or facility.
a medically underserved community
Example sentencesExamples
- Overall, it appears that long-term care facilities are vastly underserved.
- Held annually in the spring, this event includes free films for children, senior citizens and underserved communities.
- But even a distorted market needs consumers, and if an underserved group of listeners is big enough, someone will notice them.
- Expand psychological services for the underserved and homeless.
- Residential roll-outs of unlicensed broadband wireless technologies are still largely limited to rural, urban edge, and other underserved markets.
- Modern telecommunications infrastructure can play a critical role in revitalizing the economy of an underserved community.
- Doctors argue rising malpractice insurance rates are driving them out of business, leaving their communities underserved.
- Physician assistants commonly share on-call time, and routinely run satellite clinics in underserved areas.
- The Howard University graduate has spent most of her career working in underserved communities.
- You won't only be helping some of the most underserved children in the country, you'll be supporting their teachers, too.
- That tells me there's an underserved market for commercial services, things like accounting and so on.
- Today culminated a week of outreach workers going door to door to assess the medical needs of an underserved refugee community.
- Recruitment of doctors to underserved, rural communities is a major public health issue in the country.
- I dare you to share the pains and fears of another, to share hope with the hopeless, and to resurrect our underserved communities.
- This program served poor and minority children and may become a model for the management of childhood asthma in underserved communities.
- The literature suggests that cancer prevention programs may fail in minority or underserved communities.
- Increase services to underserved children and families.
- The members are active in survivor and community groups and represent underserved populations.
- The underserved market of older music fans has been identified like an untapped oil well, but so far no one's tricked it to the surface.
- Corps members also could participate in programs that specifically target groups that are underserved by the medical community.

词汇	underserved
释义	Definition of underserved in English: underserved adjectiveʌndəˈsəːvd Inadequately provided with a service or facility. a medically underserved community Example sentencesExamples Overall, it appears that long-term care facilities are vastly underserved. Held annually in the spring, this event includes free films for children, senior citizens and underserved communities. But even a distorted market needs consumers, and if an underserved group of listeners is big enough, someone will notice them. Expand psychological services for the underserved and homeless. Residential roll-outs of unlicensed broadband wireless technologies are still largely limited to rural, urban edge, and other underserved markets. Modern telecommunications infrastructure can play a critical role in revitalizing the economy of an underserved community. Doctors argue rising malpractice insurance rates are driving them out of business, leaving their communities underserved. Physician assistants commonly share on-call time, and routinely run satellite clinics in underserved areas. The Howard University graduate has spent most of her career working in underserved communities. You won't only be helping some of the most underserved children in the country, you'll be supporting their teachers, too. That tells me there's an underserved market for commercial services, things like accounting and so on. Today culminated a week of outreach workers going door to door to assess the medical needs of an underserved refugee community. Recruitment of doctors to underserved, rural communities is a major public health issue in the country. I dare you to share the pains and fears of another, to share hope with the hopeless, and to resurrect our underserved communities. This program served poor and minority children and may become a model for the management of childhood asthma in underserved communities. The literature suggests that cancer prevention programs may fail in minority or underserved communities. Increase services to underserved children and families. The members are active in survivor and community groups and represent underserved populations. The underserved market of older music fans has been identified like an untapped oil well, but so far no one's tricked it to the surface. Corps members also could participate in programs that specifically target groups that are underserved by the medical community.
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