Sentence examples for would be substandard from inspiring English sources

She also said she suspected that the programs would be substandard for New Jerseyans.

He realized the facility, if built, would be substandard — with fewer and older books, limited operating hours and used typewriters.

"It would be entirely substandard medical practice not to recommend that any person in a high-burden country be tested for H.I.V".

"An institute that produced 20 papers in Science and 20 more in Nature would be considered substandard by the current criteria," says Vaclav Horejsi, director of the academy's Institute of Molecular Genetics in Prague.

The studies share a lack of careful attention to patient selection and/or technique, which would be considered substandard by today's guidelines.

Although delayed recurrences and graphical representation to suggest a peak in recurrence several years after initial treatments is of great clinical and scientific interest, there is no doubt that the patients included in the above studies were treated by what would be considered now to be substandard therapy.

Life in the subgrade can be substandard.

Indeed, a sub-editor would be regarded as substandard if he or she did not know the answers, or when to add a hyphen after sub.

At a hearing Wednesday, advocates said they feared that homeless families would be rushed into substandard housing or denied shelter so that Bowser (D) — who is seeking reelection — could make good on a 2014 campaign promise to shutter the notorious D.C. General.

In general, it would be unethical to offer substandard care to a particular group.

However, if the Consent Decree is extinguished, then, in the example above, the film buyer would be forced to play a substandard grossing film or risk not playing the next studio hit.