Definition of underutilize in English:

underutilize

(British underutilise)

verbʌndəˈjuːtɪlʌɪzˌəndərˈjudlˌaɪz

[with object]

Underuse (something).
Example sentencesExamples
- Each of the dedicated servers are often underutilized, but cannot be used for additional operations.
- However, in some instances students are not aware of these services and as a result, many of these programs are underutilized.
- This commonly available equipment is perhaps underutilized.
- It is underutilised - all services run with empty seats that could be used instead of driving a car.
- All of the melodic and rhythmic activity is in the first and second parts; the third and fourth clarinets are underutilized and have little to do.
- Unfortunately, these drugs are frequently prescribed incorrectly, and newer therapies are underutilized.
- In the past, productivity almost always fell during recessions because both labor and capital were underutilized as output sagged or grew more slowly.
- Despite their clear benefit, these drugs are underutilized and either not given when appropriate or used at substandard doses.
- In the process, it undermines its own thesis of female empowerment, and is guilty of underutilizing a vast pool of talent.
- Illustrations in Ph.D. theses are underutilized resources.
- Indeed, shrinking computer equipment makes it easier to imagine extra closets or other underutilized areas in your home as sites for compact workstations.
- Yet, much of this resource is underutilized or improperly managed.
- Since this cost was not anticipated, the equipment is vastly underutilized and the students are underserved.
- Sincerity and ernestitude are underutilized.
- They expressed disappointment that the Web site was underutilized and foresees that something will be changed.
- Yet, their talents and access to avenues for change are underutilized.
- But the technique's potential was underutilized, I felt.
- First, settlers might encounter a relatively densely settled indigenous population that underutilizes the land area they occupy from the settlers' perspective.
- Once again, they have found some of America's great underutilized actors and given them good roles.
- There was serious over-investment in the mechanical engineering industries, which meant that new plant was underutilized.

Derivatives

underutilization

nounˌʌndəjuːtɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

Key challenges are to reduce the persistent underutilisation of labour resources, to boost productivity growth and to bolster the area's resilience against shocks.
Example sentencesExamples
- As you are aware, perhaps the greatest problems with the quality of health care is both the over- and underutilization of resources.
- The report also discusses the underutilization of safe and effective means of preventing oral disease, such as the use of fluoridated water or dental sealants.
- There is overcrowding in some institutions and underutilisation of others depending upon the level of infrastructure, drug availability, physical access and the attitude of personnel.
- Rather than reducing expenses, underutilization of the OR actually increases them because of high fixed costs associated with labor and excess capacity.

Definition of underutilize in US English:

underutilize

(British underutilise)

verbˌəndərˈjudlˌaɪzˌəndərˈyo͞odlˌīz

[with object]

Underuse (something).
Example sentencesExamples
- However, in some instances students are not aware of these services and as a result, many of these programs are underutilized.
- Yet, much of this resource is underutilized or improperly managed.
- In the process, it undermines its own thesis of female empowerment, and is guilty of underutilizing a vast pool of talent.
- But the technique's potential was underutilized, I felt.
- All of the melodic and rhythmic activity is in the first and second parts; the third and fourth clarinets are underutilized and have little to do.
- Yet, their talents and access to avenues for change are underutilized.
- It is underutilised - all services run with empty seats that could be used instead of driving a car.
- There was serious over-investment in the mechanical engineering industries, which meant that new plant was underutilized.
- Each of the dedicated servers are often underutilized, but cannot be used for additional operations.
- Despite their clear benefit, these drugs are underutilized and either not given when appropriate or used at substandard doses.
- Sincerity and ernestitude are underutilized.
- Unfortunately, these drugs are frequently prescribed incorrectly, and newer therapies are underutilized.
- Illustrations in Ph.D. theses are underutilized resources.
- Once again, they have found some of America's great underutilized actors and given them good roles.
- This commonly available equipment is perhaps underutilized.
- Since this cost was not anticipated, the equipment is vastly underutilized and the students are underserved.
- Indeed, shrinking computer equipment makes it easier to imagine extra closets or other underutilized areas in your home as sites for compact workstations.
- In the past, productivity almost always fell during recessions because both labor and capital were underutilized as output sagged or grew more slowly.
- First, settlers might encounter a relatively densely settled indigenous population that underutilizes the land area they occupy from the settlers' perspective.
- They expressed disappointment that the Web site was underutilized and foresees that something will be changed.

单词	underutilize
释义	Definition of underutilize in English: underutilize (British underutilise) verbʌndəˈjuːtɪlʌɪzˌəndərˈjudlˌaɪz [with object] Underuse (something). Example sentencesExamples Each of the dedicated servers are often underutilized, but cannot be used for additional operations. However, in some instances students are not aware of these services and as a result, many of these programs are underutilized. This commonly available equipment is perhaps underutilized. It is underutilised - all services run with empty seats that could be used instead of driving a car. All of the melodic and rhythmic activity is in the first and second parts; the third and fourth clarinets are underutilized and have little to do. Unfortunately, these drugs are frequently prescribed incorrectly, and newer therapies are underutilized. In the past, productivity almost always fell during recessions because both labor and capital were underutilized as output sagged or grew more slowly. Despite their clear benefit, these drugs are underutilized and either not given when appropriate or used at substandard doses. In the process, it undermines its own thesis of female empowerment, and is guilty of underutilizing a vast pool of talent. Illustrations in Ph.D. theses are underutilized resources. Indeed, shrinking computer equipment makes it easier to imagine extra closets or other underutilized areas in your home as sites for compact workstations. Yet, much of this resource is underutilized or improperly managed. Since this cost was not anticipated, the equipment is vastly underutilized and the students are underserved. Sincerity and ernestitude are underutilized. They expressed disappointment that the Web site was underutilized and foresees that something will be changed. Yet, their talents and access to avenues for change are underutilized. But the technique's potential was underutilized, I felt. First, settlers might encounter a relatively densely settled indigenous population that underutilizes the land area they occupy from the settlers' perspective. Once again, they have found some of America's great underutilized actors and given them good roles. There was serious over-investment in the mechanical engineering industries, which meant that new plant was underutilized. Derivatives underutilization nounˌʌndəjuːtɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n Key challenges are to reduce the persistent underutilisation of labour resources, to boost productivity growth and to bolster the area's resilience against shocks. Example sentencesExamples As you are aware, perhaps the greatest problems with the quality of health care is both the over- and underutilization of resources. The report also discusses the underutilization of safe and effective means of preventing oral disease, such as the use of fluoridated water or dental sealants. There is overcrowding in some institutions and underutilisation of others depending upon the level of infrastructure, drug availability, physical access and the attitude of personnel. Rather than reducing expenses, underutilization of the OR actually increases them because of high fixed costs associated with labor and excess capacity. Definition of underutilize in US English: underutilize (British underutilise) verbˌəndərˈjudlˌaɪzˌəndərˈyo͞odlˌīz [with object] Underuse (something). Example sentencesExamples However, in some instances students are not aware of these services and as a result, many of these programs are underutilized. Yet, much of this resource is underutilized or improperly managed. In the process, it undermines its own thesis of female empowerment, and is guilty of underutilizing a vast pool of talent. But the technique's potential was underutilized, I felt. All of the melodic and rhythmic activity is in the first and second parts; the third and fourth clarinets are underutilized and have little to do. Yet, their talents and access to avenues for change are underutilized. It is underutilised - all services run with empty seats that could be used instead of driving a car. There was serious over-investment in the mechanical engineering industries, which meant that new plant was underutilized. Each of the dedicated servers are often underutilized, but cannot be used for additional operations. Despite their clear benefit, these drugs are underutilized and either not given when appropriate or used at substandard doses. Sincerity and ernestitude are underutilized. Unfortunately, these drugs are frequently prescribed incorrectly, and newer therapies are underutilized. Illustrations in Ph.D. theses are underutilized resources. Once again, they have found some of America's great underutilized actors and given them good roles. This commonly available equipment is perhaps underutilized. Since this cost was not anticipated, the equipment is vastly underutilized and the students are underserved. Indeed, shrinking computer equipment makes it easier to imagine extra closets or other underutilized areas in your home as sites for compact workstations. In the past, productivity almost always fell during recessions because both labor and capital were underutilized as output sagged or grew more slowly. First, settlers might encounter a relatively densely settled indigenous population that underutilizes the land area they occupy from the settlers' perspective. They expressed disappointment that the Web site was underutilized and foresees that something will be changed.
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