Sentence examples for widespread quality from inspiring English sources

It left the United States in the early 1980s after widespread quality problems.

A report into the incident found that there had been fundamental and widespread quality assurance failures among those who built the school, and others like it, in the city.

Mr. Gulla opened a Fiat dealership at age 19 and sold that brand for more than two decades until Fiat abandoned the United States in 1984 amid widespread quality problems.

Placing children beside carnivorous beasts — even for a fleeting second as the trainer steps aside for a photograph — illustrates a deep-seated and widespread quality in Russian culture: This is a nation of inveterate risk takers.

Although higher education is widespread, quality was questioned by some.

Numerous government reports have identified a shortage of teachers as a key obstacle standing in the way of widespread quality foreign language education across the country (Australian Curriculum, Assessment & Reporting Authority 2011; Australian Language & Literacy Council 1996; Liddicoat et al. 2007; Nicholas et al. 1994; Teacher Education Ministerial Advisory Group 2014).

Subsequently, in a meeting with F.D.A. officials, Healy candidly acknowledged widespread "infrastructure, quality and auditor problems," including a headquarters computer system that periodically "lost functionality," according to an affidavit in the court file.

A Home Office report last July on conditions for immigrants found widespread "poor quality, overcrowded accommodation, inflated rents … exploitation by unscrupulous landlords and a growing number of 'beds in sheds'".

The massive accumulation of the liquid-rich hydrocarbons needs four fundamental formation conditions: stable tectonic background, widespread high quality source rocks, large-scale tight reservoirs with massive reservoir space, and co-existence of source and reservoir.

Despite the availability of expert guidelines and widespread diabetes quality improvement efforts, care of patients with diabetes remains suboptimal.

Over the past decade, widespread water quality degradation in inland water systems has been reported due to the rapid development of industries, agriculture, and urbanization (Vié et al. 2009).