In October 2000, Ms. Johnson wrote a grant proposal under the auspices of the Natchaug/Willimantic Neighborhood Revitalization Zone, a state program created to "revitalize neighborhoods which have become substandard, unsafe and blighted," according to the state Office of Policy and Management.
I found a country in which the status of women has become substandard in many ways.
They were here in the mid-1980s, when conditions became so substandard, even dangerous, that the school, then with a population of more than 1,100, was placed under federal oversight and stopped accepting admissions.
But for now, you get substandard definition.
Morbidly obese people get substandard medicine".
We get substandard products from India and other places.
As reputable doctors, hospitals, and medical schools increasingly distanced themselves from abortions, it became more likely that substandard providers would fill the void.
It can be argued, that the role of the patient in the occurrence of a substandard factor will become evident when a substandard factor is analysed and therefore the patient factor should not be incorporated in the classification.
The credit system began handing out money, mainly to construction contractors, who became instantly rich thanks to the substandard completion of projects.
When the industries closed in the early 20th century, many residents moved out, and the area slowly transformed into a low-income neighbourhood with substandard housing, where the majority of the dwellings became rental properties.
