Sentence examples for unsatisfactory services from inspiring English sources

The Council on Foundations, the most prominent trade association in the grant-making world, has been in the doldrums for a long time, beset by weak boards, declining membership, a lack of clear values and mission, unsatisfactory services to its member organizations and a failure to stand for principles and ethics in grant making.

After an initial introduction, the topics explored included: experiences of social care services; examples of satisfactory and unsatisfactory services; cultural or ethnic backgrounds and experiences and satisfaction with services.

A study in rural parts of Tanzania found that staff attitudes and poor treatment including lack of privacy at health facilities discouraged women from delivering there [ 15] while in rural parts of Nigeria women cited unsatisfactory services as their main reasons for home delivery [ 16].

Ramon De Leon, a Domino's Pizza employee in Chicago, posted a video apology to a customer who had received unsatisfactory service.

Lester Wunderman, inventor of the term "direct marketing", believes that mass production has conditioned consumers to expect unsatisfactory service and goods.

Any underperformance in order picking can lead to unsatisfactory service and high operational cost for the warehouse, and consequently for the whole supply chain.

The overall performance of these industries was characterized by poor in some cases negative return on capital, low productivity, high costs, high prices, bad labor relations, inefficient use of resources, and unsatisfactory service to customers.

Dosco – a designer and manufacturer of machinery for the civil engineering sector found that gear-type pumps in some of its equipment was struggling to cope with the problems posed by unclean mine water and had an unsatisfactory service life.

Some 55% of all the problems had to do with "unsatisfactory performance/quality" or "unsatisfactory service".

The government intends to introduce measures which simplify the currently complex laws which protect consumers from unsatisfactory service.

The NHS "became too powerful to criticise" despite many patients receiving a "wholly unsatisfactory" service, the health regulator has said.