Sentence examples for more substandard from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, his legacy will be more working poverty, more substandard housing, less social mobility and an internationally isolated Britain.

This is likely to result in more substandard private flats carved out of buildings never intended to be used as homes, and which can duck housing regulations.

The reason this matters to moviegoers is that if Warner Brothers doesn't invest in quality — as it did with Christopher Nolan's excellent Batman films — more substandard diversions like "Green Lantern" (and those previous DC big-screen bummers "Watchmen" and "Jonah Hex") will be flooding multiplexes for the foreseeable future.

Analysis of all term perinatal death cases in 2010 by the Dutch Perinatal Audit revealed one or more substandard factors (SSF) in 52% of the cases.

Compared with other resource-poor settings, conflict situations, because of disrupted health services, may have even more substandard infection control, insufficient trained staff, and personal protective equipment (PPE), which make EHF containment difficult.

[Hospital service provider, urban area in Western Canada] Participants also described men as being subjected to more substandard levels of accommodation, based on the perception that men "don't care" about their homes and are content with living in "dorm-like situations".

In New Jersey, 36 cancer patients at a veterans hospital in East Orange were overradiated — and 20 more received substandard treatment — by a medical team that lacked experience in using a machine that generated high-powered beams of radiation.

Families living in poverty often pay more for substandard services.

The top 20 manufacturers are listed in online supplementary table S 4. It was noted that 50% or more of substandard medicines manufactured by Apotex Inc , Pfizer Canada Inc and Laboratoire Riva Inchad stability issues.

Spatial heterogeneity between pharmacies was observed, with some having more or less substandard drugs (30 % and 0 respectively), as was product heterogeneity, with some drugs being more or less frequently substandard (12% and 7% respectively).

As reputable doctors, hospitals, and medical schools increasingly distanced themselves from abortions, it became more likely that substandard providers would fill the void.