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undersubscribed

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un·der·sub·scribed  (ndr-sb-skrbd)
adj.
Having fewer participants or subscribers than desirable.
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undersubscribed [ˈʌndəsəbˈskraɪbd] ADJ
1. [course] → que tiene plazas libres or vacantes
2. (St Ex) there is the possibility that the share issue will be undersubscribedexiste la posibilidad de que no se coloquen todas las acciones de la emisión


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Additionally, recruits who enter into specialist or undersubscribed roles can also gain a golden hello, with accelerated promotion also achievable for those with A-level qualifications.
The PWC report will reveal that there are now three applications for every place at an academy - most of the predecessor schools were among the worst in the country and hugely undersubscribed.
On Tuesday, the ECB offered two one-day loans of 30 and 50 billion dollars, with the first drawing heavy demand and setting a steep rate of 11 percent, while the second was undersubscribed and saw the rate plunge to 0.
 
 
 
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