Sentence examples for pretty poor quality from inspiring English sources

I wrote an excited memo back to London: "The service can deliver black and white pictures, but they take about two minutes to download and are pretty poor quality".

As for things I bought for school, a Brita filtering pitcher was a neccessity, as the water available to me in the dorm is pretty poor quality.

She explains that whether you live in an urban or rural community, are trying to grow food or want basic sanitation, "if you don't have access to water, you probably have a pretty poor quality of life".

"It was pretty poor-quality tape recordings of what was going on, but it presented this kind of reality that was completely constructed in terms of images.

While education in India for the sciences and business has been widespread and top-notch, the education in the arts — both commercial and fine art — is very limited and pretty poor in quality.

If you snap a lot of photos in low-lighting conditions, you probably know that point-and-shoot cameras deliver pretty poor image quality once the sun goes down.

In fact the London underground equivalent of a spectrum constrained, multiple build approach to wireless is like getting four companies to build quarter-size London undergrounds that barrel down one tube – all of them in other words – pretty uncomfortable, poor quality and crowded".

Furthermore, the percentage of respondents who rated their sleep quality as pretty poor or poor increased on each and every measurement occasion (Figure 2).

The resulting new rule is pretty weak, potentially affecting only some very poor quality, high priced programs, and leaving other bad programs untouched.

"The alternative is to cut costs," he said, "but as soon as you do that you get a reputation for poor quality, and you lose your overseas students pretty quickly".

The quality of the tomatoes in the UK is often pretty poor, so at the Connaught we roast the tomatoes in order to concentrate the flavour.