Sentence examples for poor signage from inspiring English sources

Hostile architecture intimidates people away from access, poor signage misdirects them.

However, factors like insufficient visibility, poor signage and lack of access from roads restrict the use of some of these spaces.

Bus lanes are increasingly being monitored, provoking fury as motorists incur fines for minor infractions often caused by poor signage or undertaking those turning right.

For dedicated hikers, there's plenty of choice and you hardly meet another soul, although poor signage and a lack of detailed maps might be something of a hindrance.

Research by The King's Fund has shown that cluttered ward layouts and poor signage in hospitals and care homes were the top reasons for causing confusion and distress in people with dementia.

Over time, the highways were re-engineered to fit the needs of high-speed travel, but it still left the metropolitan region with relatively narrow carriageways, a lot of hairpin turns, very short merge lanes and poor signage.

Nor can inadequate signage be blamed.

Today it feels like many of us are on a rapidly moving financial freeway with poor money signage.

And yet about half of people over 65 face problems getting outdoors; for them the city is an inhospitable place, with its cluttered streets, uneven pavements, poor lighting and signage.

"The signage is poor," Dr. Uleman said.

The signage is so poor, Mr. Romanov complained, "that people walk down Petrovka and don't even know we're here," and he gently criticized the exhibits as "a bit provincial".