Sentence examples for poor accommodations from inspiring English sources
And it's true to say that she was a broke single mother, in poor accommodations, at a time of high unemployment.
It seems there's no limit to the perils being faced by athletes at the Rio 2016 Olympics: not just their competitors, but toxic water, poor accommodations and impressive mobile bills.
Robert Wright's measure adjourning Congress to Baltimore, Maryland, in protest of legislators' poor accommodations in Washington, D.C., was defeated by a vote of 9 19, but Breckinridge considered the issue of moving the U.S. capital worthy of further study.
Other reasons participants cited for leaving the public sector were high workload, poor accommodations, and lack of appreciation.
Low salaries, high workload, poor accommodations, and a lack of appreciation were the most common reasons given for considering leaving the public sector while job security, desire to pursue further education, and public service agreement were primary motivations for continuing to work in the public system.
If possible take photos or use a camcorder to record the poor accommodation and facilities.
The notoriously high cost of living hits students hard, and many of us live in poor accommodation at extortionate price.
Health workers in many countries have to contend with inadequate salaries, lack of electricity in health centres, and poor accommodation.
So if a Bangladeshi couple with children were in poor accommodation they would qualify for a certain number of housing points, allowing them to jump ahead of young local white couples who had been on the list for years.
Providing shelter for refugees should be a hallmark of any civilised society: actively wanting or expecting people to live in poor accommodation and conditions because they were born in a different country is repellent.
Paul Stanworth, managing director of Legal & General Capital (LGC), the insurer's main investment division, said: "The UK rental market, compared to the US and Europe, is dysfunctional, with ever increasing rents and increasingly poor accommodation.
