Sentence examples for have been substandard from inspiring English sources

Tower block housing may have been substandard -  but how does Cameron hope to support council tenants by destroying their homes.

Search functionality has been available in some form or another in ever version of Windows since Windows 95, the difference being that previously those search capabilities have been substandard compared to offerings from Google and Yahoo with their own respective desktop search programs.

Google helped consumers get drugs that may have been substandard, mislabeled, or even counterfeit.

Assata Shakur was interrogated and arraigned from her hospital bed, and her medical care during this period is often alleged to have been "substandard".

The performance in these videos might have been substandard and their exclusion influence results.

Moreover, in resource-poor post-conflict settings, training provision may have been substandard prior to conflict, and therefore national decision makers in conjunction with international partners may seize opportunities in the early post-conflict period to redress these deficiencies.

"Each time we have seen an announcement like this it has been substandard," Barson said.

But the reality is their batting has been substandard against persistent high-quality England bowling.

The Independent National Electoral Commission admits its performance has been substandard but rejected General Buhari's call to rerun the entire election.

Jermaine Jones' injury has been a blow, it's true, but the Rapids need more from Kevin Doyle and Shkelzen Gashi, two well-paid designated players whose goalscoring output has been substandard.

He stopped short of accusing the England and Wales Cricket Board of ordering groundsmen to fix the playing surfaces to suit England's needs – "I don't know what influence the ECB had, and I don't know what influence the Board has in Australia, either, to be honest" – but he was clear that he thought the pitches in the last three Tests had been substandard.