Soda often displaces more healthful items in the diet and is a warning sign of a poor quality diet.
Simon Clarkson, a physics and science teacher from Leicestershire, said "rushed-through" changes meant children would be left with a curriculum of poor quality.
"We believe this technology will, in the long term, be able to provide cheaper and more sustainable heating, which could be an answer to fuel poverty issues prevalent in many areas of Glasgow, particularly those with a mining past and a legacy of poor-quality housing and high unemployment, " he said.
President, Dr David Sturdee said there were a lot of "misperceptions" about HRT which meant a lot of women were suffering poor quality of life.
But a few short years later Atari's machine, the 2600, was history, buried under a rash of poor-quality games.
"Where we have seen certain bonds under-perform, it's normally a function of poor credit quality, weak structure or overly aggressive pricing, " he said.
As it relates to the Indians, Orioles, Pacers, and Coyotes, a big part of the poor attendance despite quality performance is the weight of recent history of poor performances coupled with a lack of faith (on some level) with the organization.
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"We have the worst male life expectancy in the country, the third worst female life expectancy in the country so we have a very poor quality of health in the surrounding community, " he said.
The two units were expected to come online in 2016 and 2017, but in a Georgia PSC meeting in December, an independent monitor noted that expected delays of fifteen months are largely as a result of poor paperwork related to stringent design rules and quality assurance.
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The munis which need cash are not in a position to borrow because of poor credit quality.
Still, in this model, a poor-quality piece of content that comes out of one bit of the machine can damage other outlets.
Saddled with out-of-date factories, over-reliance on the North American market and unfashionable trucks, a poor reputation for quality, a dearth of new models in the pipeline and insufficient resources to fund future power-train development, Chrysler is too weak and too small to survive on its own.
Standard practice is for airlines to rent you a set of headphones to let you hear the audio, but usually they're of such poor quality that "hearing" is a word we use loosely here.
It is a major reason for the poor quality of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies.
China's demand for fertiliser is expected to be particularly buoyant as a result of its huge population and the poor quality of its arable land.
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The legal ruling highlighted the "poor" quality of a survey used by the department to argue its case - saying its bias "fatally undermines" its credibility.
Word spread about my work with youth education, and I was invited to help create a programme in Pakistan to improve the quality of education at a school serving at-risk children from poor families.
First Solar is antiquated and is seeing a huge drop in demand in lieu of the poor quality of the mfg. and the less impressive solar efficiency.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which regulates US audit firms, disclosed private portions of a Deloitte inspection report for 2007 that highlighted poor quality and administrative controls.
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The report also said the poor quality of some country roads is a risk to both road users and the Welsh rural economy.
Thinking it might be the (poor) quality of the data, we obtained a large sample of similar data from a different source: supplier contracts.
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When an employee makes a phone call, there is no allowance for a lack of dial tone, or any detectable latency, or poor call quality.
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There are significant variances between cities, and I think Chanos is underestimating the poor quality of current housing (has he spent a night in local Beijing housing yet?), the pent up demand to upgrade, and the increasing urbanization of rural suburbs.
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Many believe that quality of care has suffered, primarily as a result of poor access, with the complaints that elderly patients sometimes not receiving proper care that they are entitled to receive.
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According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, only one-third of poor children saw a dentist in 2008.
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Neglected Tropical Diseases is an umbrella term for a range of bacterial, parasitic and worm infections which flourish in areas with poor water quality and inadequate sanitation.
Zakiyah Ansari, the advocacy director for the Alliance for Quality Education and a mother of eight, said she believed the poor economy was partially to blame for the declining number of parent meetings and interactions.
He described classical music aficionados - of which he is one - as "a fastidious lot" who had been slow to switch to digital because of the relatively poor quality of compressed files.
RateFinancials, a New York research outfit, dug into its financials in a report about to be released and found worrying signs, such as poor quality of earnings, lack of transparency and conflicts of interest.
The editorial also reveals a range of actions in response to the Francis Report, including the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh's intention to establish a confidential standards "hotline" for members witnessing poor quality care.
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