underserved

[uhn-der-survd]

adjective

1. not supplied with enough services or resources to serve or meet the needs of a particular group.

Example Sentences

Rather, it’s a result of systemic issues, namely that many communities of color are underserved in many ways.

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The meeting will discuss findings from the national policy report Systematically Excluded and Ignored, which reveals how women have been consistently underserved in the UK's HIV response, organisers said.

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Wong grew up in Silver Lake, and attended the L.A.-based People’s College of Law, which had been founded with the goal of training legal advocates for underserved communities.

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The deal makes sense for the Swiss pharmaceutical group as it bolsters the company’s franchise catering to cardiovascular patients with underserved needs, specifically anti-inflammatory therapies, Schneider adds.

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Aminata Savane, a 25-year-old from Ivory Coast, will also share this year's prize for her work to make the digital world more inclusive and safer in underserved communities, the prize committee said.

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