Sentence examples for terrible standard from inspiring English sources

Oil money, though, has bought decades of war, while giving Angolans a terrible standard of living.

"This bill perpetuates a terrible standard for federal land policy in the West, and particularly for Utah," he said.

This is a terrible standard to establish in public life.

First there was the Francis report into Stafford hospital, which revealed terrible standards of care.

Yet even by the terrible standards of poor, Southern blacks, Oprah's birth was spectacularly inauspicious.

We're all familiar with the terrible standards of English used in most of the Internet authoring that exists today.

Linzi Collings, Halfpenny's daughter, said: "How the corporate failings of Southern Cross could create these events and how such terrible standards could go unnoticed by the authorities for so long has left us baffled.

Yet by the city's terrible standards, the air quality has actually been far worse: concentration of PM2.5 small particles were measured at 224 micrograms per cubic meter at 8 p.m., classified merely as "very unhealthy" by international guidelines, which recommend that people with heart or lung disease, older adults and children to avoid all physical activity outdoors.

(Yes, a few restaurants on the Chinese mainland make headlines for terrible standards but China now has a vast wealthy business class whose culinary needs support a huge range of sophisticated restaurants).

It set a terrible double standard that has heartened anti-democrats everywhere, from Russia's Vladimir Putin to Syria's Bashar al-Assad.

United States policies regarding Cuba show a terrible double standard when compared with our relationship with the odious regime of Saudi Arabia and its inhumane treatment of women.