Definition of underinvest in English:

underinvest

verbʌndərɪnˈvɛstˌəndərɪnˈvɛst

[no object]

Fail to invest sufficient money or resources in a project or enterprise.
we persistently underinvest in historic buildings
Example sentencesExamples
- I think process control networks are an area where the public and private sector may be underinvesting.
- First, highly variable cash flows imply that there will be periods when a firm will underinvest in worthwhile projects.
- The equity and cash allocation means that the fund is likely to be underinvested in bonds.
- In addition, health care has heavily underinvested in information technology compared with other enterprises.
- The problems with the public services are that they are underinvested in, but they are also not based around the needs of the individual consumer.
- The departments in which administrators underinvest are generally those whose faculty teach more undergraduates, but do not bring in external funds.
- While further research is needed in every area, it is clear that the UK is currently underinvesting in interventions research.
- Previous management had underinvested in Europe for years while waiting for a major acquisition, resulting in unsustainable earnings that would take up to three years to turn around.
- The private sector generally underinvests in this type of R&D because it cannot capture all the benefits.
- Mackney added, ‘If governments underinvest in education or health the service begins to suffer.’
- And so what we have is a situation where men are really underinvesting in themselves.
- He thinks it's an underinvested sector because the attention hasn't been there.
- Irish businesses in general have underinvested in IT.
- The company admitted that it has underinvested in analogue while the changeover was taking place and that this had caused some problems.
- Supplies of many metals have been unusually tight in recent years, as miners have underinvested in or shut down production.
- ‘The world is underinvested in innovative services that try to bring something new to consumers and to advertisers,’ Pincus says.
- Both findings indicate that from a social standpoint the private sector underinvests in R & D, making a case for government policy measures to promote private investment in innovation.
- Well, health care underinvests in information technology.
- We're certainly not underinvesting in these areas.
- We're not going to get caught underinvesting in this area.

Derivatives

underinvestment

nounˌʌndərɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌəndərɪnˈvɛs(t)mənt

In short, the document proposes that taxpayers should not be expected to pay for years of underinvestment in a way that is unfair and hits those least able to pay most.
Example sentencesExamples
- Firstly a chronic underinvestment in the infrastructure has resulted from falling supplier prices in the deregulated electricity market place.
- The train system is a mess, as is the hospital and education system, due to years of underinvestment and a focus on managing perception rather than dealing with reality.
- The trains are in disrepair after years of underinvestment.
- In economics terms, there was substantial underinvestment, because the multiple beneficiaries of education meant that even those who could pay for it had a lower incentive to do so.

Definition of underinvest in US English:

underinvest

verbˌəndərɪnˈvɛstˌəndərinˈvest

[no object]

Fail to invest sufficient money or resources in a project or enterprise.
we persistently underinvest in historic buildings
Example sentencesExamples
- While further research is needed in every area, it is clear that the UK is currently underinvesting in interventions research.
- ‘The world is underinvested in innovative services that try to bring something new to consumers and to advertisers,’ Pincus says.
- He thinks it's an underinvested sector because the attention hasn't been there.
- First, highly variable cash flows imply that there will be periods when a firm will underinvest in worthwhile projects.
- The departments in which administrators underinvest are generally those whose faculty teach more undergraduates, but do not bring in external funds.
- Previous management had underinvested in Europe for years while waiting for a major acquisition, resulting in unsustainable earnings that would take up to three years to turn around.
- Irish businesses in general have underinvested in IT.
- Mackney added, ‘If governments underinvest in education or health the service begins to suffer.’
- We're certainly not underinvesting in these areas.
- We're not going to get caught underinvesting in this area.
- The problems with the public services are that they are underinvested in, but they are also not based around the needs of the individual consumer.
- I think process control networks are an area where the public and private sector may be underinvesting.
- The company admitted that it has underinvested in analogue while the changeover was taking place and that this had caused some problems.
- In addition, health care has heavily underinvested in information technology compared with other enterprises.
- And so what we have is a situation where men are really underinvesting in themselves.
- The equity and cash allocation means that the fund is likely to be underinvested in bonds.
- The private sector generally underinvests in this type of R&D because it cannot capture all the benefits.
- Well, health care underinvests in information technology.
- Supplies of many metals have been unusually tight in recent years, as miners have underinvested in or shut down production.
- Both findings indicate that from a social standpoint the private sector underinvests in R & D, making a case for government policy measures to promote private investment in innovation.

单词	underinvest
释义	Definition of underinvest in English: underinvest verbʌndərɪnˈvɛstˌəndərɪnˈvɛst [no object] Fail to invest sufficient money or resources in a project or enterprise. we persistently underinvest in historic buildings Example sentencesExamples I think process control networks are an area where the public and private sector may be underinvesting. First, highly variable cash flows imply that there will be periods when a firm will underinvest in worthwhile projects. The equity and cash allocation means that the fund is likely to be underinvested in bonds. In addition, health care has heavily underinvested in information technology compared with other enterprises. The problems with the public services are that they are underinvested in, but they are also not based around the needs of the individual consumer. The departments in which administrators underinvest are generally those whose faculty teach more undergraduates, but do not bring in external funds. While further research is needed in every area, it is clear that the UK is currently underinvesting in interventions research. Previous management had underinvested in Europe for years while waiting for a major acquisition, resulting in unsustainable earnings that would take up to three years to turn around. The private sector generally underinvests in this type of R&D because it cannot capture all the benefits. Mackney added, ‘If governments underinvest in education or health the service begins to suffer.’ And so what we have is a situation where men are really underinvesting in themselves. He thinks it's an underinvested sector because the attention hasn't been there. Irish businesses in general have underinvested in IT. The company admitted that it has underinvested in analogue while the changeover was taking place and that this had caused some problems. Supplies of many metals have been unusually tight in recent years, as miners have underinvested in or shut down production. ‘The world is underinvested in innovative services that try to bring something new to consumers and to advertisers,’ Pincus says. Both findings indicate that from a social standpoint the private sector underinvests in R & D, making a case for government policy measures to promote private investment in innovation. Well, health care underinvests in information technology. We're certainly not underinvesting in these areas. We're not going to get caught underinvesting in this area. Derivatives underinvestment nounˌʌndərɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌəndərɪnˈvɛs(t)mənt In short, the document proposes that taxpayers should not be expected to pay for years of underinvestment in a way that is unfair and hits those least able to pay most. Example sentencesExamples Firstly a chronic underinvestment in the infrastructure has resulted from falling supplier prices in the deregulated electricity market place. The train system is a mess, as is the hospital and education system, due to years of underinvestment and a focus on managing perception rather than dealing with reality. The trains are in disrepair after years of underinvestment. In economics terms, there was substantial underinvestment, because the multiple beneficiaries of education meant that even those who could pay for it had a lower incentive to do so. Definition of underinvest in US English: underinvest verbˌəndərɪnˈvɛstˌəndərinˈvest [no object] Fail to invest sufficient money or resources in a project or enterprise. we persistently underinvest in historic buildings Example sentencesExamples While further research is needed in every area, it is clear that the UK is currently underinvesting in interventions research. ‘The world is underinvested in innovative services that try to bring something new to consumers and to advertisers,’ Pincus says. He thinks it's an underinvested sector because the attention hasn't been there. First, highly variable cash flows imply that there will be periods when a firm will underinvest in worthwhile projects. The departments in which administrators underinvest are generally those whose faculty teach more undergraduates, but do not bring in external funds. Previous management had underinvested in Europe for years while waiting for a major acquisition, resulting in unsustainable earnings that would take up to three years to turn around. Irish businesses in general have underinvested in IT. Mackney added, ‘If governments underinvest in education or health the service begins to suffer.’ We're certainly not underinvesting in these areas. We're not going to get caught underinvesting in this area. The problems with the public services are that they are underinvested in, but they are also not based around the needs of the individual consumer. I think process control networks are an area where the public and private sector may be underinvesting. The company admitted that it has underinvested in analogue while the changeover was taking place and that this had caused some problems. In addition, health care has heavily underinvested in information technology compared with other enterprises. And so what we have is a situation where men are really underinvesting in themselves. The equity and cash allocation means that the fund is likely to be underinvested in bonds. The private sector generally underinvests in this type of R&D because it cannot capture all the benefits. Well, health care underinvests in information technology. Supplies of many metals have been unusually tight in recent years, as miners have underinvested in or shut down production. Both findings indicate that from a social standpoint the private sector underinvests in R & D, making a case for government policy measures to promote private investment in innovation.
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