Sentence examples for substandard plans from inspiring English sources

Did Obama think that "if you like your plan" was enough of a qualification, since the "substandard plans," as he called them, were so manifestly unlikable?

The point of opening the floodgates — allowing large numbers of people to have substandard plans and remain out of risk pools designed to keep premiums low in the health care exchanges — is to destroy the program.

Allow people with "substandard" plans to keep them for a year if they like them more than the ObamaCare offerings.

"Now they are insisting on a change to a substandard plan".

Waxman warned it would "take away the core protection" of the Affordable Care Act and create a "shadow market of substandard healthcare plans".

I wanted to know why the premium had gone up and which aspects of the policy were out of compliance, or, as President Obama put it when talking about cancelled plans, "substandard".

When instigated, knowledge of these plans was substandard.

In October 2008, he co-authored a Chicago Tribune op-ed article against the Canadian National Railway plan to purchase the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway because he viewed the long-term traffic projections in the plan as substandard.

Daily scripted lesson plans may help substandard teachers, but they won't produce another Frank McCourt.

It is not that you plan to do substandard work.

But by comparison with Mr. Panetta, who wooed the work force and often did not question operational details, Mr. Petraeus is a demanding boss who does not hesitate to order substandard work redone or details of plans adjusted.