Sentence examples for substandard than from inspiring English sources

Quinine tablets were more likely to be substandard than other antimalarial types, but not significantly so.

Housing and urban renewal policies result in the poor paying greater portions of their income for substandard housing than the affluent do for luxury accommodations.

The recording of your novel could also be used in the editing process, as nothing highlights errors and substandard work than hearing the work read aloud.

And many poor urban families pay more for services, even substandard services, than richer families.

It is likely that those containing too much active ingredient are substandard, rather than degraded, but we cannot be certain of this without more information about decomposition of these products.

Substandard products with lower-than-stated doses promote resistance, and those containing no antimicrobial drug at all promote microbial dissemination.

Such broad protests are relatively uncommon in Brazil, with some Brazilian political analysts describing what appeared to be a political culture more accepting of longstanding high levels of inequality and substandard public services than citizens in some neighboring countries in South America.

As a result, discussions have focused on neglect​ and substandard care rather than direct abuse.

"High-poverty districts report filling their vacancies with teachers who have substandard credentials more than twice as often as low-poverty districts (71% vs. 30%)," the research states.

As has been shown in previous studies [ 8], reports on lack of effect can often be attributed to causes other than substandard products.

Medicolegal agencies such as malpractice insurers, medical boards and complaints bodies are mostly passive regulators; they react to episodes of substandard care, rather than intervening to prevent them.