Sentence examples for inadequate accommodation from inspiring English sources

For those who travel vast distances, there is inadequate accommodation and support services when they arrive.

Inadequate accommodation space leads to loss of sediment that cannot be readily replaced.

Milo was rescued in "northern England" when he was a piglet after being found in inadequate accommodation, the RSPCA said.

"We have already considered a wide range of sites to replace the inadequate accommodation at West Hill, a 1960s building which is very expensive to run and does not meet modern standards.

The most discussed is overt stigmatization and discrimination: being treated as a social outcast, losing out on jobs, friends, or partners, because other people do not want to interact with a person with a disability, or enduring grossly inadequate accommodation because reasonable accommodation is thought too costly or troublesome.

"One of the most common responses where landlords were found to be providing inadequate accommodation were 'improvement notices'," the report's authors write.

A number of Muslim women have spoken out in articles and on social media about what they feel to be "inadequate" accommodations for women in many mosques.

Librarian Justin Winsor concluded his 1892 Annual Report by pleading, "I have in earlier reports exhausted the language of warning and anxiety, in representing the totally inadequate accommodations for books and readers which Gore Hall affords.

Health workers in many countries have to contend with inadequate salaries, lack of electricity in health centres, and poor accommodation.

She thought that the syndrome included light sensitivity, inadequate background accommodation, poor print resolution, restricted span recognition and lack of sustained attention.

Furthermore, many domestic workers were employed in large houses but reported inadequate living accommodations, including having to sleep in areas such as storage closets, and in one case, a bathroom.