Sentence examples for a substandard version of from inspiring English sources

To think England's supporters could be heard loudly mocking Ibrahimovic at this point as a substandard version of Andy Carroll.

Until then, most smart phones offered only a substandard version of the Web as it appeared on PCs.

But in the rush to respond to her citizens' anger over US data intercepts, the president has insisted on an amendment which critics argue could lead to Brazil ending up with a substandard version of the net.

Microsoft said it would be forced to offer European consumers a substandard version of Windows if the European Union makes it re-write its operating system, sources close to the case said on Thursday.

This was thought to be the case for a substandard version of imatinib manufactured in India, for which no regulatory documentation was evident 70.

Unfortunately, the former American Idol winner turned commercial rock chick has continued to make substandard versions of the same song ever since.

Essential's smartphone is designed to be minimal in its approach to branding, and to other stuff that phone makers typically do to mess up the smartphone experience, like preloading apps and content, or recreating their own, substandard versions of stock Android apps.

But, at an average of three stars currently in its pretty substandard version, I'm pretty excited to see what the app will rate/rank when it actually works.

American Ballet Theater's production is one of several substandard versions in the United States.

A wider anxiety of mine is that a decade of watching often substandard cover versions of hit songs on Saturday night TV may have made the public increasingly resistant to songs they haven't heard before.

Patients in the queue have a substandard quality of care.