seriously underfunded

The system of school support was inadequate, and schools for minorities were seriously underfunded.

Plenty of other companies, like Goodyear, also have seriously underfunded pension plans.

He added that governments seriously underfunded educational institutions, which are the traditional home of fundamental research.

Library acquisitions in higher education are already seriously underfunded, and ways must be found to enable them to deal with these new pressures.

"They've been seriously underfunded and struggling along for many years," Ms. Shaw said.

Healthcare in the poorest countries is seriously underfunded.

The Mounties decide who qualifies, and it's seriously underfunded.

Like most colleges, Grant Tech was seriously underfunded in the mental-health department.

Some departments may 'cope' and be seriously underfunded!

The huge expansion had been achieved without a reduction in quality, the inspectors said, but they warned that the polytechnics were seriously underfunded.

The Brooklyn Public serves the most populous borough but is the most seriously underfunded.

SNUB is brash, adventurous and seriously underfunded.

The government found it impossible to refute such charges or change the overwhelming climate of opinion which believed the NHS to be seriously underfunded.

As a result during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, the city of Leningrad was seriously underfunded in favor of Moscow.

And in Latin America, the Conservancy has forged alliances with more than 40 partners in 20-plus countries to provide a variety of services (community development, professional training, long-term funding) for areas that are legally protected but seriously underfunded.

The commission also stated that the department was seriously underfunded for the tasks with which it was delegated, resulting in a culture of sub-standard safety procedures having been used for the building and maintenance of some of its facilities.

And it followed Thatcher's three, where unemployment was allowed to run riot (and we had plenty of actual riots), there were huge tax cuts for the rich, our public services were seriously underfunded and many nationalised industries simply given away (even Harold Macmillan complained from the Lords about the "family silver" being sold) .