Sentence examples for inferior experience from inspiring English sources

Yet this assumption of an inferior experience is questionable and based on academics' own rather limited experience.

Spurs have repeatedly claimed that fans will be left with an inferior experience due to the retention of the track but Brady again said football and athletics could co-exist.

However, both it and Gaikai's service have been criticised for offering an inferior experience to owning a dedicated games console.

"Unlocking your phone, opening an app, and waiting to connect is an inferior experience to using your standard light switch," Springer says.

Despite offering an inferior experience, the Fire could cut into iPad sales by as much as 1 million units, warns Gilles.

Thus, either they would have to geographically limit availability (not good) or they would have people who live in an EDGE area buying the 3G iPhone, and having an inferior experience.

And we know how Jobs feels about inferior experiences with his products.

But certain types of paper, including inexpensive newsprint and the stock used in paperbacks, can actually provide an inferior reading experience for the eyes than the electronic alternatives.

Digital tools such as virtual learning environments, e-portfolios and social networking software for peer mentoring are now common within further and higher education and students without the skills to navigate them risk suffering an inferior student experience at best, and being left completely behind at worst.

That the iTunes music store is a highly controlled environment that provides an inferior user experience compared to P2P networks.

Asked about netbooks, Cook said they offer an "inferior" customer experience, but added that Apple is "watching" the category's development.