Sentence examples for substandard means from inspiring English sources

Since nobody expected nuclear war to actually break out, the available shelters were rushed, poorly made, and now provide the substandard means of survival.

They move among the poorest of the poor, the disenfranchised and socially marginalized, where substandard education means no escape.

And while it may not be the very best projector to display the subtle shading and shadows of the new Blu-ray "Godfather" DVD (though image quality is by no means substandard), Ben Qs latest projector should do the trick for less visually demanding works, such as Mario Kart Wii and Mega Man 9. AZADEH ENSHA.

"Nonacademic" doesn't necessarily mean substandard.

This level of attention to reading literature may not necessarily mean substandard care.

A cheap company may mean substandard equipments and unprofessional staff.

Indians call this the elite buyout: Those with means avoid substandard government services and move on.

"The acceleration of this process means that substandard apartments are quickly put up for purely speculative reasons".

Lack of health insurance and substandard public transportation also means that it can be very difficult for women to find clinics to seek care.

But there was a big worry that students who did not disclose AS grades would be penalised by some university admissions officers who would automatically assume that non-declaration meant a substandard performance.

A larger 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit the neighbouring Sichuan province in 2008, leaving almost 90,000 people dead or missing and sparking a huge political storm over corruption and substandard building work that meant that many schools were unable to withstand the quake.