Sentence examples for poor quality of information from inspiring English sources

One reason for his optimism has been the poor quality of information about reserves in most parts of the world.

It also provides the latest example of two broader problems: the poor quality of information coming from some European companies, and the gullibility of investment analysts to accept colorful stories uncritically.

Stanek said the meeting also included significant discussion of mental-health issues, violence in video games and movies, and the poor quality of information contained in databases used to conduct criminal background checks before issuing gun permits.

In a focus group study, Dai et al. ([2005]) found that craft professionals believe 32% of their negative productivity is due to inaccuracy and poor quality of information, with individuals claiming that "some drawings could not be physically built".

The HASC said it was "dismayed to discover the poor quality of information available about the extent and nature of prostitution in England and Wales" and concluded that "Without a proper evidence base, the government cannot make informed decisions about the effectiveness of current legislation and policies".

The poor quality of information found in this review suggests that the current system may be unable to regulate journal advertisements effectively.

Due to the poor quality of data with information on migrants, in Italy we lack sound empirical evidence – based on nationally representative data – on immigrants' earnings differentials.1 The existing studies that have investigated the migrants pay gap in Italy either used administrative archives or surveys limited to specific regions.

Problems of environmental management accounting in guiding management decisions largely relate to the unavailability and poor quality of data, the need to change information gathered by extant management control systems, and the need to introduce infrastructure for information gathering and sharing in supply chains (Kokubu and Kitada, 2015).

Assessing the underlying cause of death was sometimes difficult due to the poor quality of the information on the death certificates, although only 10 death certificates completely lacked information about cause of death.

Regarding the available information on low back pain, two studies, three years apart highlighted the poor quality of that information available in 90% of English language web sites[ 32, 33].

The availability of data in the Spanish context is restricted by the poor quality of socioeconomic information registered in death certificates, and by a restrictive legislation [ 52- 54].