Sentence examples for poor siting from inspiring English sources

Poor siting or poor decision process will produce considerable local opposition delaying implementation and costing both proponents and the concerned public significant time, effort and stress.

An intimidated gardener is worse for roses (and most other plants) than anything, with the possible exception of poor siting.

Lord Cullen refers to the poor siting of SN109 and the effect of bright sunlight at a low angle when Mr Hodder passed it.

The effect poor siting of quarantine or isolation unit could have on herd seropositivity is, however, noteworthy.

Among the constraining factors are the marked social divisions in some villages (Mehta 2011) and the invisibility of some of the consequences of people's actions, e.g. inadvertent contamination of groundwater due to poor siting of latrines leading to second-generation hazards (Dyalchand et al. 2011).

The film earned £35,000 over the three-day weekend, yielding a poor site average of £345.

They chose a poor site: on the banks of a brackish river.

The report said while the provision at the Shirenewton site was good – Rover Way had poor site conditions.

They say Nantucket Sound, a major attraction in a tourism-based economy, is a poor site for a large industrial installation.

Their first settlement, set up in 1864 at Escape Cliffs, northeast of Port Darwin, failed two years later through poor site choice and mismanagement.

The proportion of poor sites increased towards north.