Sentence examples for poor quality equipment from inspiring English sources

"And so we've had years of poor funding, poor quality equipment and poor solutions being offered to the poor".

Though detailed data are not available, medical imaging equipment for ultrasonography, CT scan or MRI existing in the 1990s appeared to have been on the whole both scarce and of poor quality (equipment imported second-hand).

Frequently finding broken equipment during the survey suggests poor systems for routine maintenance and repair of equipment, which has been noted as a problem in similar studies [ 39], or the purchase of poor quality equipment.

Filming was plagued by financial problems, such as poor quality shooting equipment, confiscation of props that were not paid for, and a High Court petition against the producer which almost caused the project to be declared bankrupt.

With an efficient inventory and reporting system, defects, and poor quality systems or equipment within the building can be identified and quantified.

The Indian pullout comes amid bitter infighting with the Nigerian contingent, and follows accusations of weak leadership and fears that the mission could collapse because of poor quality troops and equipment.

Mitchell was persistently critical of the low state of preparedness of the tiny Air Service and of the poor quality of its equipment, but his harrying of his superiors won him only a transfer to the minor post of air officer of the VIII Corps area at San Antonio, Texas, and reversion to the rank of colonel in April 1925.

One man in a remote town attributed the lack of imaging findings to what he perceived as the poor quality of radiological equipment in the remote health clinic.

They also complained about the excessive number of patients in the common rooms and about the poor quality of sanitary equipments.

Leadership turnover, budget cuts to the lab and staff, old equipment, poor quality exams, lack of advocacy services and professional training all contributed to the problem, the NIJ found.

Negative values for avoidable mortality in a country may also reflect the significant non-availability of appropriate medical equipment, poor quality of provided healthcare services, or a combination of both.