The PC remains a severely underutilized resource, and it costs a lot to manage and maintain desktops in a large company. The blade option offers a cost-effective solution. They are space-efficient and come with failover, so management is a lot easier.
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The project would revitalize an area that has been underutilized and hasn't had much done to it in recent years. This expansion would be a big improvement and would go a long way to ensuring that clients remain here and the airport keeps operating at a high level.
All agreed that it would be wise to terminate part of the program that was being underutilized, but at least retain one of the areas. It was a good way to resolve it Mount Carmel and the township were on the same page.
That's my instrument, ... It's been underutilized over recent years.
Parent power is a potent force in getting kids to stay away from drugs and alcohol and cigarettes, and it's greatly underutilized.
This collaboration is a case where I think that even what's available now is vastly underutilized around the world,
New Orleans has a lot of underutilized space and property. There is a huge opportunity to attract people here.
It didn't make sense keeping the property industrial. It would have been underutilized that way.
It's a concern because they're very beautiful facilities but underutilized.
Although this technology has been available for 40 years, it has been underutilized. I hope the service being launched here today will lead to increased awareness among consumers about the cost effectiveness, high performance levels and environmental benefits of NGVs, and ultimately lead to more widespread use of these vehicles.
Still-significant productivity growth and a sizable margin of underutilized resources, to date, have checked any sustained acceleration of the general price level and should continue to do so for a time,
Bay County voters rejected the airport proposal in a 2004 nonbinding referendum, but that hasn't stopped St. Joe or the state from pursuing this boondoggle. This is neither the time nor the place to build a destructive new airport as corporate welfare. We already have an underutilized airport that can serve the region well into the future when we will know much more about the troubled aviation industry, the realistic prospects for another airport, and the true environmental and financial cost.
These are no-brainer sells. If you talk to the CFO of any airline, they know that they've got assets running underutilized, ... It's our goal to improve that.