substandard是什么意思

双语用例

• The practitioner described sending a client to a social worker after determining from her intake interview that her pressing issue was substandard housing.

• You, sir, apparently start from what is or is not supposed to be acceptable to the 'socially weak, linguistically "substandard" (or) ethnically wrongfooted'.

• The evidence base for care of these diseases is strong, with well-developed guidelines and variable, often substandard care.

• A substandard social position is created for these women when they lack knowledge about life beyond that of their families.

• Even when drugs are available, weak regulatory capacity may mean that they are substandard or counterfeit, and that they are not rationally used.

• To do this is to practice substandard medicine.

• What comes to the fore is the minority status of these essentially oral languages that are usually branded as faulty or substandard.

• This process was reinforced by the development of life insurance medicine, investigating differential life expectancies of substandard risks.