Sentence examples for a far lower quality from inspiring English sources
As of June 2013, prosecutors said, 15.4 percent of those mortgages had defaulted, indicating that they were of a far lower quality than advertised.
"It's a slower and more expensive way of manufacturing items and the product is far lower quality than something mass produced.
While some experts have raised concern that other countries have moved faster than the United States in encouraging wireless technology, others have said that many of those countries have a greater need to develop the technology because their wired networks are of far lower quality and afford far less coverage than networks in the United States.
Some do provide what they say they will, although it may be of far lower quality than you expect and generate far less income than promised.
Drones and smaller satellites promise to continue the data generation by making it increasingly possible to capture frequent, high-quality images of small sections of field, at a far lower cost than traditional photography from a piloted plane.
Like Telseon, Yipes promises far more bandwidth at a far lower cost.
A far lower number of horses are reared by professionals.
As Mr. Lewis describes it, Wall Street firms were able "to hide the risk by complicating it" and by getting the rating agencies notably, Moody's and Standard & Poor's to give triple-A ratings to bonds that were far lower in quality.
His first data storage product, for mainframe computers, initially developed at Israeli firm Elbit (which later transferred it with Yanai to Nixdorf, which was later acquired by Siemens, another German firm), used mini-computer drives far lower in quality than the reliable, fast, and expensive disk drives used in the dominant and expensive data storage solution from IBM.
Negotiations for the use of meaningful space in Britain are all too often hampered by draconian authorities, meaning UK festival-goers are relegated to a lower quality of space that's far from unique.
