Sentence examples similar to substandard copy from inspiring English sources
The drug industry has long warned that copies may be substandard.
At their worst, uncertified chemical companies contribute to China's notoriety as the world's biggest supplier of counterfeit drugs, which include unauthorized copies as well as substandard, even harmful, formulations.
Pharmaceutical companies have been accused of conflating the problem of substandard products with the use of generics (Shukla and Sangal 2009), that is, copies of 'brand name' drugs that are no longer protected by patents.
Most are not deliberate crooks, thinks Mr Ford, but are just copying their neighbours and unaware that they are breaking the rules.Slough's crackdown on substandard rented accommodation, which can exploit occupants and irritate residents who see their neighbourhoods degenerating, seems reasonable.
While the music labels have tended to blame Internet music sharing and CD copying for the slump of the last three years, the industry's critics have cited high CD prices and substandard music as the real reasons that annual album sales fell to 687 million units by last year, down by almost 100 million units, or 12.5percentt, from 2000.
Housing is often substandard.
Temporary, substandard grass fields?
Sometimes, they were also substandard.
Their medical is substandard.
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