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uncovered; unprivileged; unsecured; ill provided; underresourced (without enough money, equipment etc. to operate effectively Alexander Demidov); underserved (inadequately provided with a service or facility: a medically underserved community. COED. I was in bits because the intensity of the criticism was so underserved. Frankie Dettori with Jonathan Powell FRANKIE: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FRANKIE DETTORI (2004) No matter what choices a company made, some potential buyers were excluded or underserved. BUSINESS TODAY (2000) Onex is the largest shareholder of Galaxy, a four-year-old exhibitor with 14 theatres in underserved markets. GLOBE AND MAIL (2003) The impressive cast – Sorvino is joined by Sir Ben Kingsley – is underserved by a rather silly story. TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES (2004). Collins Alexander Demidov); badly off; not provided (with); unprovided for; poor (I. Havkin); unfunded; unsecure; unwarranted |
