Sentence examples for substandard structures from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, many institutions are housed in substandard structures.

To improve neighborhoods, Mr. Torres said, he has identified 3,000 lots that are either vacant or have substandard structures that can be razed.

Of the 6,543 residences in Phillips, 1,950 are deemed to be "substandard structures," and approximately 900 are condemned dwellings.

Our data suggests that this may be the case for at most 5% of all structures determined from XRPD; for the majority of cases suspicious structures are just the result of substandard data collection, substandard structure solution or substandard Rietveld refinement.

While Australian medical students are likely to benefit from the electives that they undertake, the differences in program characteristics invite the question; does this disparity in results reflect substandard structure and support for Australian medical students undertaking electives in resource poor settings to the detriment of student wellbeing, learning, and professional growth?

These are neighbourhoods characterised by insecure tenure; illegal or substandard housing structures; poor quality houses and lack of basic services and infrastructure such as potable water or proper sewers.

If only a part of the component cannot pass the verification, the reason of being substandard is structure of power network, so the network should be reformed [17].

(2) If only a part of the component cannot pass the verification, the reason of being substandard is structure of power network, so the network should be reformed [17].

This case describes the somewhat stormy process of public consultation which centers on the extent to which some of Beijing's oldest--but arguably most substandard--residential structures should be demolished to allow for the widening of the road.

It is difficult at this stage to make broad statements about whether such structures were substandard, or whether this very strong earthquake, which measured 8.0 in magnitude, would have toppled even the most earthquake-resistant structures.

Rare is the nuclear commission that doesn't fall at least somewhat behind schedule, but fundamental problems with poorly trained subcontractors pouring substandard concrete for essential structures and improperly welded reactor containment suggested systemic problems with the quality standards and much-invoked "safety culture" at Areva.