under-resourced
Adjective
Meaning
under-resourced (comparative more under-resourced, superlative most under-resourced)
Alternative form of underresourced
Examples
And, in fact, these experts all tell Ad Age that multicultural budgets, already woefully under-resourced, are one of the first areas to be cut when brands are forced to reduce costs.
For small, under-resourced villages in the developing world, getting access to MRI/PET scans or ultrasound is difficult, and the Butterfly iQ’s could open up access to countries to have important diagnostic tools.
However, she added that it is “a general truth in Canada that we have underfunded and under-resourced public health departments.
'Doing Business 2013', World Bank/IFC 2013 * Administrations are often under-resourced, resources aren't effectively targeted on areas of greatest impact, and mid-level management is weak.
Kinnear, who attended AGU management meetings, should have been aware that “the AGU is severely under-resourced and that these expectations are impossible to meet and unrealistic”.
Jack’s research on (those high academic achievers admitted to elite schools, but coming without substantial financial support at home, and often from under-resourced high schools) applies with special force now.