Sentence examples for substandard in from inspiring English sources
They were substandard in the field, lacked control at the end of the Australia innings and were saved from their heaviest World Cup defeat by Taylor.
Until the mid-20th century the Charles was popular among swimmers and fishers, but, despite extensive pollution-control measures enacted from the 1970s, the water quality remained substandard in the late 1990s.
The NHS's care for women at risk of breast cancer has been "good in some areas and substandard in other areas", he said, citing the previous refusal of NHS primary care trusts in some areas to give women at moderate rather than high risk extra MRI scans, despite Nice recommending they should have them, because of a shortage of cash.
The cultural premium is hard to explain for the abstractist, for whom ruins represent defective physical instantiations, which are already substandard in the abstractist worldview.
The results of the current study indicated that the cow milk produced and distributed in the study area can generally be considered as substandard in quality for consumption unless pasteurized.
Although the Confidential Report into Maternal Deaths in the UK 1997 1999 continues to make recommendations in relation to the management of obstetric haemorrhage in an attempt to improve the overall level of care, it is disappointing that care was considered to be substandard in 11 of the 14 cases reviewed.
Based on Hwang et al, 2 our findings may be generalisable to adults in living in substandard housing in Canada.
In his portraits of families living in substandard conditions in New York, you feel degradation less than a loving togetherness.
Now, to serve his twin loyalties, he performs surgery in substandard conditions in the only emergency hospital left standing in Grozny.
"People were living in substandard housing in places where they shouldn't have been".
Turkish engineers are helping people who live in substandard housing in earthquake zones to fortify their walls using discarded tires.
