Sentence examples for inferior facilities from inspiring English sources

So how much more should Providence expect, considering its inferior facilities and sparse local recruiting base?

Protesting the school's inferior facilities, a 16-year-old girl led a two-week boycott of classes that culminated in a lawsuit.

A program that does not receive B.C.S. revenue is likely to have a smaller athletic budget, which could mean inferior facilities, smaller salaries for coaches and skimpier recruiting budgets, factors that make it harder to compete.

In 1961, he wrote an article that documented the second-class treatment black major leaguers had to endure in spring training, most notably in Florida, where they ate and slept in separate, and inferior, facilities.

He had to make do with inferior facilities for a year or two while the new building was finished, but even that proved to be an advantage, since he was able to learn from the problems of the old space and use that knowledge in setting up his new space.

Inferior facilities and services for breastfeeding mothers and inadequate promotion of breastfeeding in the public all relate to non-participation in leisure by breastfeeding mothers.

Environmental deterioration, inferior storage facilities, a poor transport system, and a lack of investment capital contribute to low productivity and general stagnation in agriculture.

On the other hand, it is not directly to do with money: in terms of resources, the school's sports facilities are inferior to those of the city comprehensives.

Millions of trees are to be planted, but few details have emerged as to how to address the city's most important problems–sanitation and pollution as well as improving health and education facilities, far inferior to other large cities.

Last August, the DOJ unveiled an Inspector General's report purporting to show privately run facilities are inferior to those operated by the federal Bureau of Prisons in performance categories including security and inmate safety.

Still, public health authorities need to address the remaining income-related healthcare utilization differences, the differences in quality between public and private health services, and the general perception that MoH facilities offer inferior services.