Sentence examples for second-rate treatment from inspiring English sources

International women footballers have had enough of low wages – or even having to pay to play – shoddy facilities, a lack of respect and what is often less than second-rate treatment.

But in most cases, remote management is perceived in insular Japan as second-rate treatment.

Yesterday Unison condemned the foundation hospitals for creating a two-tier health service - "those who are not treated in foundation hospitals will believe they are getting second rate treatment".

It was tempting to think that she would receive first-rate treatment no matter where she went.

The introduction by Margaret Thatcher and John Major of the 'internal market' in the 1990s led then SDP leader Dr David Owen to claim: "The commercialisation of healthcare is the primrose path down which inexorably lies American medicine: first-rate treatment for the wealthy and tenth-rate treatment for the poor".

Some analysts think that, by importing both medical and managerial expertise, the UAE could offer first-rate treatment.

However this sort of neglect and second rate treatment is indicative of the shoddy treatment the financial services industry doles out to its female clients.

The use of subcutaneous tissue flaps and adipofascial turn-over flaps has become a first-rate treatment for these conditions [7].

"UCB, with its distinguished scientific leader, Dr. Ismail Kola, has an accomplished track record of developing first-rate treatments and therapies.

Now that first-rate treatments for depression and post-traumatic stress have evolved and are readily available, and people with emotional problems do not have to suffer quietly, are we taking away the shame of suicide?

Assumed to be homeless, he was given second-rate medical treatment.