Underutilised in a sentence

Limerick Chamber has said that the capacity at regional airports such as Cork and Shannon are underutilised due to the overreliance on Dublin Airport.

Tembo says neglected and underutilised foods are a source of scarce nutrients such as vitamins and zinc, currently accessed by fortified foods.

Advanced irrigation technology has enabled farmers to grow water-intensive crops on previously underutilised plots.

This build-up, which is still ongoing, has impacted the financials in the recent years, as the assets were underutilised and the expected revenue ramp is elongated in these segments.

Use of unconventional or underutilised feed resources that are locally available may also be better option for reducing the input cost of production thereby ensuring higher profitability especially in rural areas.

A land audit initiated by President Mnangagwa showed that a number of top politicians owned multi-farms that remained underutilised.

Attorney-General Jill Hennessy said class actions have been underutilised and the new laws remove barriers to allow people with genuine claims who wouldn't previously be able to take the financial risk to litigate.

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Others emphasised that underutilised labour from some sectors would put downward pressure on wages and inflation.

She has always dreamt of turning the underutilised grass patch outside her home into a garden and got the chance during lockdown.

So in terms of capacity utilisation, you can say it’s underutilised by 800 million litres per year.

Ultimately there is no dodging 1 million plus unemployed Australians, or millions more defined as underemployed or underutilised, subsisting on payments the government plans to shelve in the midst of a once-in-a-century ongoing pandemic.

Mr Hills contacted the Packet after reading last week's article about St Michaels' unsuccessful attempt to build a new coaching centre at the site, in which a spokesperson was quoted as saying that the courts are underutilised.

Despite the enormous cost to build and continually repair the facility, it has been grossly underutilised, with mostly vagrants using it for shelter, apart from some recreational activities ongoing there in the afternoons.

One of the aims of the reform government was to develop the economy by returning to productive cultivation the underutilised lands of the Church and the municipal communities (Indian commons) as well as redistributing the land to small landowners.

Our intention is to use underutilised spaces for pedestrians.

The total navigable length is convert, out of which about convert of river and convert of canals can be used by mechanised crafts. citation Freight transport by waterways is highly underutilised in India compared to other large countries.