Sentence examples for substandard by from inspiring English sources
Others wanted to discuss the contentious issue of the levee system across the Mississippi from St . Louis which has been declared substandard by the Corps.
But he said himself, after the team's 8-2 hagainstg against Manchester United last August, that he might have to go if his team was substandard by the end of the season.
Conditions at the prison, the Walnut Grove Correctional Facility, were deemed so substandard by Judge Carlton Reeves of Federal District Court, that he wrote in a 2012 settlement order that it "paints a picture of such horror as should be unrealized anywhere in the civilized world".
That does not mean that these radiologists are substandard by definition.
The NHS in Wales has been called "substandard" by ministers at Westminster over the last year.
"An institute that produced 20 papers in Science and 20 more in Nature would be considered substandard by the current criteria," says Vaclav Horejsi, director of the academy's Institute of Molecular Genetics in Prague.
Coherence of plot, endearing quirks of character, even the melodious wit of the original score (supplemented by new, substandard songs by Mr. Menken and the lyricist Glenn Slater) have been swallowed by an unfocused spectacle, more parade than narrative, that achieves the dubious miracle of translating an animated cartoon into something that feels like less than two dimensions.
The most important avoidable factor by attributable deaths was substandard practice by health workers.
The top three factors by attributable deaths were substandard care by a health worker, patient delay, and deficiencies in blood transfusion capacity (accounting for 688, 665, and 634 deaths attributable, respectively).
Singular they is universally understood and is recommended by some modern style guides, but is considered substandard usage by others.
When the novel begins, Astrid's favourite word is "substandard", but by the end it is in the process of being replaced by "preternaturally".
