Sentence examples for serious quality issues from inspiring English sources

Nearly a third of the industry's manufacturing capacity is not running because of plant closings or shutdowns to fix serious quality issues.

Wikis and blogs are sometimes prone to vandalism [ 64, 65] and, as a result, to serious quality issues, because of their free form nature and the (relative/potential) lack of control over their content, though this can also be their very strength [ 66].

Furthermore, epidemiological data indicate that serious quality issues in the treatment of elderly people with diabetes will indeed challenge health care providers in the near future, because of the increasing life expectancy and incidence of diabetes in older age [ 20, 21].

The lack of clear and complete authorship/editorship information attached to each wiki entry, including authors'/editors' affiliations and credentials, is a very serious quality issue encountered in most wiki-based encyclopaedias these days.

In an interview last month, Karen Riley, an F.D.A. spokeswoman, said the report indicated that McNeil "continues to have serious quality control issues at its plant and that it is not in compliance with current good manufacturing practices required by federal law".

The new inspection report indicates that some problems have not been corrected, said Karen Riley, a spokeswoman for the F.D.A. "Clearly, this inspection shows that the company continues to have serious quality control issues at its plant and that it is not in compliance with current good manufacturing practices required by federal law," Ms. Riley said Friday.

What he did not know, was the space telescope that promised so much had some serious quality control issues.

Such negligence exacerbates the serious water quality issues China faces.

The local government's slow responses always pass the buck". Such negligence exacerbates the serious water quality issues China faces.

Everyone knows what's needed to address the serious air quality issues, but the transformation involves the lives of millions of people working in factories that are emitting dangerous pollutants at very high levels.

The most serious data quality issues appear to be: inaccuracies in crash location and time, difficulties in data linkage (e.g. with traffic data) due to inconsistencies in databases, severity misclassification, inaccuracies and incompleteness of involved users' demographics and inaccurate identification of crash contributory factors.