Sentence examples for substandard statistics from inspiring English sources
Players from the late 1920s, 1930s, and early 1940s -- many of whom already have substandard statistics for the Hall of Fame -- would have had even weaker numbers if they'd had to pitch to Josh Gibson, or hit against Bullet Joe Rogan.
Amiga Format similarly gave the game poor ratings, including the small gameplay area as a result of displaying the other statistics, sound that is substandard to the Amiga computer's expectations, the lack of a "high score" feature, and limited continues (as opposed to the arcade version which had unlimited continues).
One would think that the easy solution to the American argument over levels of social spending would be for Massachussetts to go ahead and be Scandinavia, spending a lot on anti-poverty income support, public health, and schools, while letting Alabama go ahead and be Guatemala, with substandard schools, deep pockets of poverty, terrible public-health statistics and so forth.
Census statistics indicate that the poor are more than 3 times as likely (22% vs. 7%) to have substandard-quality housing and that blacks and low-income people are more likely than the general population to be in housing that has extreme physical problems (Evans and Kantrowitz 2002).
Temporary, substandard grass fields?
Sometimes, they were also substandard.
Recent statistics show, for example, that about 8.5 million low-income families are now spending more than half of their income on rent or living in hazardous, substandard housing.
It may add another "S" for "substandard".
But for now, you get substandard definition.
The substandard bed creaks loudly.
