underutilized

[uhn-der-yoo-tuhl-ahyzd]

adjective

1. not utilized enough; not used to full capacity or to maximum effect.

Example Sentences

But as disappointing as the park shortage is, there’s a readily available, tragically underutilized resource that Halper has been promoting in his role as a member of the non-profit L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

The loss of students has “profound implications for the district’s finances and operations, as fewer students mean less state and federal funding at the district level, resulting in reduced staffing, limited program offerings, and underutilized facilities,” the report states.

From Los Angeles Times

“This mismatch contributes to underutilized campuses and thinly spread district resources.”

From Los Angeles Times

The T visa, an underutilized lifeline for immigrant survivors of human trafficking, is experiencing a sharp rise in applications, despite increasing processing times and deportation risks.

From Los Angeles Times

Rather, it hints at all the show’s underutilized possibilities.

From Salon