The brewery clearly thinks it can get away with churning out substandard food – the Ness's idyllic setting makes it a popular spot; the night we stayed it had 140 people in the restaurant.
It's substandard, I saw a crack in the sidewalk and I think it's built out only to 60% of FAR".
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"I think it was a misunderstanding," the Chilean claimed, downplaying the farrago in typical fashion and attributing Touré's substandard start to the season to the summer loss of his brother, Ibrahim.
Consequently, he refused the captaincy, and apologised to the Australians for the selection of what he thought a substandard side.
The detached annex was rebuilt in 1998 after inspectors deemed it substandard.
While I tend to think substandard design in affordable housing has come about more by inattention and a mass-production approach than by intent, there is little doubt that the results have often been lacking.
"Britain cannot continue to 'make do and mend' when it comes to its substandard infrastructure.
The area's housing had always been substandard, but nobody thought anything of it.
The Giza Zoo regained notoriety in 2004 when it was expelled from the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) for its failure to pay group dues, its substandard results during a WAZA zoo inspection, and the inhumane killing by Egyptian authorities of two gorillas thought to be infected with the Ebola virus, zoo officials said.
Pretty good chance I can accomplish that, I thought, given a lifetime of substandard medical care.
It is thought that urban environments are more stressful than rural as the rates of crimes, substandard housing, noise pollution, inadequate services and 'social pathologies' are higher in these places.
