Sentence examples for decent equipment from inspiring English sources

Hospitals and clinics are rare, qualified staff and decent equipment even rarer.

Mr. Bloomberg has to take care, however, that the city doesn't slide back to its old days, with more homeless on the sidewalks, more schools without decent equipment, crime levels inching upward, litter sweeping the streets.

In one incident, medical staff were stoned by villagers bent on removing ebola patients from a health centre.Given a health-care system lacking decent equipment, qualified staff and affordable drugs (rather than the more popular counterfeit ones), a lack of faith in Western medicine is understandable.

For first-timers, Grizedale Mountain Bikes in Ambleside (01229 860 369; grizedalemountainbikes.co.uk) hires decent equipment and is a great source of local information, or if you already have a bike, simply pick up a free trail map from the Grizedale Forest visitor centre.

In New York City, it has built one building of distinction — a granitesheathed equipment building at Broadway and Worth Streets by John Carl Warnecke as well as a decent equipment building on East 37th Street by Kahn & Jacobs, and then a number of buildings that can only be described as dreadful.

She wants to "raise the bar in a way that is substantial and real, not undercooked and token" and speaks of "professionalising the duty of care" to include housing and transport, sound medical and coaching facilities and decent equipment, all underpinned by robust contracts.

Meanwhile, Murray (Rhys Darby), the band's manager, helps the band film their first music video, although they cannot afford decent costumes or proper video equipment.

In 1997 the company received one of the largest Clean Water Act fines in U.S. history for failing to install decent pollution equipment and treat its waste.

They have almost no mortars, heavy machine guns, decent communications equipment, artillery, armor" or any air cargo transport, helicopter troop carriers or strike aircraft in their own inventory.

As usual, Afolayan had to contend with the absence of vital equipment, decent roads, reliable electricity.

Garrett also has the ability to 'swoop' in and out of pools of light quick enough to avoid detection and he's armed with a decent array of equipment including lockpicks, arrows and a crowbar to force open the odd window.