Underfunded in a sentence

Although needs are growing, the drought response plans in Kenya still remain underfunded, which significantly restricts the ability of humanitarian organisations to act.

And, yes, Brunson has mastered the art of infusing hilarious moments in the show — one can't help but notice the massive problems and underfunded issues public schools face in America.

And yet the entities working to stop the spread of the ants — including the Oahu Invasive Species Committee and the Hawaii Ant Lab — are underfunded, with inadequate staffing.

Badly maintained roads, underfunded road safety agencies and spottily enforced traffic laws all contribute to the toll.

Ciccone said it's a situation that's left the library "terrifically underfunded," leading to delays in upgrades and maintenance that he said are now starting to show.

During middle school, I moved from an underfunded school system to a very wealthy community in the suburbs.

Further south, the line, another underfunded and creaky public service, is also one of the world’s finest rail routes.

Harvard may have the luxury of turning down a donor to do the right thing; the dilemma is far greater for my ; bottom line: as long as public universities remain systemically underfunded, there is little protection for and freedom of speech.

In underfunded schools with large populations of Black and Hispanic children, teachers say they can expect more responsibilities, fewer resources and more children troubled by poverty and violence.

It is precisely because Ridley-Thomas served an underfunded and underappreciated section of the city and is a seasoned politician that we should be angry over the behavior that led to his corruption conviction.

Maihack said there were humanitarian emergencies in Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan even before fighting broke out, and that relief efforts were underfunded.

Neil Leitch, chief executive officer of the Early Years Alliance, said: "For years now, nurseries, pre-schools and childminding settings have been grossly underfunded by the government.

Part of the reason so many unknowns exist about pollinators — and why this study was unique in that it relied on century-old data — is because entomology (the study of insects) is historically underfunded.

Public education and public health remain woefully underfunded.

Rural communities are some of the hardest hit by economic downturns and underfunded infrastructure.

She said local government was underfunded with the state government still holding tight the purse strings.

Since BOS is so rare, research into its causes and potential treatments is severely underfunded.

Steve Smith, chief executive of refugee charity Care4Calais, said: “Passing the buck to underfunded councils to justify limiting safe futures is a dereliction of leadership.

This means ERS is currently underfunded by more than $12 billion.

Underfunded pensions were a huge liability for older manufacturing companies.