Sentence examples similar to a substandard state from inspiring English sources

This outcry was first triggered by the prolonged substandard state of care at Stafford hospital, where hundreds of patients died.

Thus Mr. Mikhailov protests a society that allows people to fall into such substandard states and conditions.

If they picture people in unflattering light — making them objects of revulsion, even — it is not a reflection on them but on an inhumane society that allows people to fall into such substandard states and conditions.

(The US government, keen to extinguish Native American culture, attempted to force Hopi children into substandard state-run schools; parents who resisted were jailed).

Many members of the mostly blue-collar union had been angry over what they felt was a substandard contract offer from the state, particularly after state lawmakers and Governor Pataki approved 38percentt pay raises for themselves in December 1998.

A substandard science education and a lack of specialist teachers is hampering state school pupils' chances of getting into leading universities, according to a head teacher.

And yet there is something in the language: if she was such a substandard mother, how did her three daughters grow up to be so "caring", as stated in the summing up?

The second hypothesis stated that nursing homes, residential care facilities, and homecare providers with a substandard performance at t0 will show more improvement than those organizations whose performance was already relatively good.

To criticize the positions of others but not to venture to state a position of one's own was regarded by the Indian debate tradition as a substandard use of argumentation called vitaṇḍā, which literally means making an attack.

It can't modify a substandard business process.

A substandard kit brings the company a $25 fine.