Sentence examples for poor quality roads from inspiring English sources

Poor quality roads, ports, power plants and other facilities have long been a drag on the Russian economy, as any multinational company that tries to do business in the country can attest.

The RAC saw an 11% jump in breakdowns caused by poor quality roads in the last three months of 2017.

Our approach delivered an excellent performance, since it can classify the drivers' behavior with an accuracy of 95.45% and 84.00% on good and poor quality roads, respectively.

Some authors (Chabari and Njiru 1991; Noor 1999) have reported a number of impediments to livestock marketing in the ASALs of northern Kenya including poor quality roads, lack of reliable market information, stock rustling and general insecurity, absence of consistent livestock marketing policies and hence dependency on private traders.

On the poor quality roads, the Liverpool to Manchester stagecoach took almost an entire day to make the journey.

However, North Korea experts have said that the high rate of fatal road accidents involving officials could also be due to the country's poor quality roads or the tendency of officials to drive intoxicated after attending exclusive parties.

Knox went to Ticonderoga in November 1775, and, over the course of 3 winter months, moved 60 tons of cannons and other armaments by boat, horse and ox-drawn sledges, and manpower, along poor-quality roads, across two semi-frozen rivers, and through the forests and swamps of the sparsely inhabited Berkshires to the Boston area.

Knox went to Ticonderoga in November 1775, and, over the course of 3 winter months, moved 60 tons of cannons and other armaments by boat, horse and ox-drawn sledges, and manpower, along poor-quality roads, across two semi-frozen rivers, and through the forests and swamps of the lightly inhabited Berkshires to the Boston area.

The country's poor-quality road network is slowly improving, but it is heavily over-used.

"If you are interested in a road's roughness, the app can display IRI; if you are interested in the fuel consumption the app can show you if, say, 20 to 25percentt of your fuel consumption comes from a poor-quality road — which is totally possible in a city," Roxon says.

By Nikki Harvey Papua New Guinea, 25 September 2009 - For the people living in the Upper Inland Baining area, the poor quality of roads surrounding their communities, and in some cases, a lack of road access altogether, means that they are not able to sell their produce externally, or gain access to a wider variety of food, especially protein rich food.