Sentence examples for poor quality second-hand from inspiring English sources

Even poor quality second-hand copies now cost about £10,000.

In addition, poverty was said to promote the use of poor quality second-hand cooking stoves (i.e., stoves that had previously been used) that were seen to emit more smoke as compared with newer ones.

Consignment shops pay money for quality, second-hand items.

Good quality, second-hand jeans from a thrift store are perfect for this.

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).

We want our customers to learn about coffee, and experience quality first hand.

Based on our data, 1.1 mL, in addition to poor quality of hand coverage, also provides insufficient antimicrobial activity.

In general, highest concentration of Mn and Fe in hand pump water samples indicates the poor quality and maintenance of hand pumps.

That rejection was reportedly based on the poor quality of the first nine trains delivered in 2013.

The map of the summit trail was a poor quality photocopy of a rough hand-drawing, most of which was illegible.

The trouble with this potentially admirable effort is that the data on which these tables rely is usually second-hand and often of seriously poor quality.