Sentence examples for poor civic from inspiring English sources

The working conditions are pathetic, to say the least, owing to poor civic infrastructure.

Technology, Mr. Gans said, would not correct the problems created by poor civic education and negative campaigning.

Roll out of Bari or Brindisi airport on to the autostrada and you could be forgiven for feeling a little disappointed by the landscape that lies before you – flat, parched and blighted by poor civic planning.

Kinshasa, with a population of 7.5m, is the largest city in sub-Saharan Africa after Lagos: it is desperately poor, civic institutions barely exist and the infrastructure has long since decayed.

In "Taking the Train," Austin, a professor of popular culture at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, argues that the graffiti epidemic was really a smokescreen for poor civic management, and that graffiti itself was the inevitable result of a whole outpouring of structural social factors.

Tse concluded that the current generation of Hong Kong young people have poor civic awareness, and it is natural that disputes often occur due to inconsideration.

One protester, a teacher, complained that the mayor was providing a poor civics lesson, and a state senator, Eric Adams, summed up the growing discontent — and drew the loudest cheers — by comparing Mr. Bloomberg to an athlete who was running out of time.

We can't machine-learn our way out of this disaster, which is actually a perfect storm of poor civics knowledge and poor information literacy.

(Oh, the poor civics teachers!).

Independently of the ISCED level, we find that individuals with vocational education have a higher likelihood of being NET (not employed and with no education or training in the past 12 months), report poorer health and have poorer civic behaviour than comparable individuals with academic education.

The system of civic poor relief introduced in Elberfeld in 1853 was long regarded as a model throughout the world.