Sentence examples similar to substandard lighting from inspiring English sources
The reason is obvious: Scioscia does not want to put his starters at risk in a stadium with substandard lights.
This is only exacerbated by the poor lighting and general substandard graphical cues that make it hard to gauge your path through each level.
Last month, Panayi pleaded guilty to renting out an unlicensed basement for £975 a month, despite an earlier council ruling that it was "an unsatisfactory and substandard unit of residential accommodation" with "inadequate light and outlook and poor living environment".
The South End, with its many abandoned or substandard houses, its garbage-strewn empty lots, its dimly lighted and often unsafe streets, was not an attractive area.
The road environment also featured traffic lights and pelican crossings in order to instigate possible violation scenarios, and substandard curves were included in both the urban and rural sections.
Now, some lighting scientists say, both consumers and investors are leery of buying into something they suspect might be substandard.
Temporary, substandard grass fields?
Housing is often substandard.
Sometimes, they were also substandard.
Their medical is substandard.
