Foxboro Stadium, home of the Patriots, is substandard to the point that it is reputed as the worst stadium in the entire NFL.
"It should be a matter of significant concern that one-third of households in the private rental sector are living in housing that is substandard to the point that is unsafe or unhealthy," the report states.
The analyst's training was so substandard that at one point last year, investigators discovered he could not properly operate a microscope essential to performing his job, the report released on Thursday said.
But as the administration moves to increase oversight within the agency, the documents show how officials — some still in key positions — used their role as overseers to cover up evidence of mistreatment, deflect scrutiny by the news media or prepare exculpatory public statements after gathering facts that pointed to substandard care or abuse.
Nine out of 10 care homes and hospitals in England have aspects of care for people with dementia that are variable or poor, making those with the condition likely to receive substandard treatment at some point, according to an important review by the NHS regulator.
From 2003-5 in United Kingdom, delayed care was recognized as a relevant factor among 17% of women, but substandard care could be pointed in 64% of maternal deaths due to direct causes and 40% due to indirect causes [ 36].
To think England's supporters could be heard loudly mocking Ibrahimovic at this point as a substandard version of Andy Carroll.
The series showed the Knicks' point guard position to be substandard, their front line creaky, not very athletic.
The Knicks will not trade Ewing for substandard player, and they know that his 15 points and 10 rebounds a night are still of major value.
And summer is peak time for substandard work.
Then we made sure that all of the participants at some point during the study witnessed the substandard work of a fellow Mechanical Turk user.
