Sentence examples for substandard coverage from inspiring English sources

It was reminiscent of the furore that followed the September 2012 launch of its Maps product, which had substandard coverage of many parts of the world; or the release in 2010 of the iPhone 4, which lost connect ivity if you held it lefthanded, blocking its external antennae.

In doing so, they are able to identify barriers to expanded immunization coverage, including substandard vaccine storage and cold chain equipment and poor interpersonal communication among providers and parents on the need to immunize children.

In most highly affected countries, prevention services have poor coverage and provide a substandard intervention (transmission reduced to 15% rather than 2%).

These include: rapidly escalating health care costs, a large and growing number of Americans without health coverage and an epidemic of substandard care [ 15].

Adult vaccination coverage, however, remains inconsistently recorded and substandard.

Their health plans consist of HMOs providing substandard care, often having to navigate numbing bureaucracies, only to be told "coverage denied".

In a study on maternal health care in Ghana, researchers found that despite increased coverage of free services, women who had negative experiences while seeking care such as overcrowding, delays, and substandard care were unlikely to seek further maternal health services [ 35].

The reason is quite simple: coverage is often qualified by very high deductibles and other fine print that makes the actual receipt of care substandard or impossible.

Substandard schools?

Temporary, substandard grass fields?

Sometimes, they were also substandard.