Sentences with phrase «from uneven quality»

The schools on offer to them suffer from uneven quality, corruption, chronic underfunding and rampant teacher absenteeism — or they are expensive private schools.

Not exact matches

Day after day, certain themes sounded in scheduled presentations from the podium, in questions and comments from the audience, in breakout session discussions, and in informal chats in the halls and over meals: the uneven quality of mentoring; the failure of many universities to provide services to postdocs; the difficult and uncertain transition from postdoc positions to real careers; postdocs» often ambiguous status and often inadequate compensation and benefits; and the deteriorating position of postdocs from abroad.

The movie portrayed her personality and as a legend of a woman posed as a man to enter the monastery and become Pope.German actress Johanna Wokalek was pretty good for that role and the other performances were decent as well.The portrayal of the time, crowds and the cities was below average, but very effective, since it was a low - budget movie, the image and lighting quality was not always good.The weak point of the movie was in the rhythm, which at times was uneven, and went from fast to very slow, but still it was never boring because of the strong plot.

Set deep in the English countryside, the feature debut from Smith can be tonally uneven but boasts enough solid performances and pops of quality car chases to recommend it.

That clash of R - rated approach and broad melodrama proves an uneven pitch at times but Macdonald's signature intensity, combined with another sneak attack performance from Saoirse Ronan, assembles a thrilling genre entry that stands firmly alongside its contemporaries in terms of quality.

The new footage is uneven — the dubbing is often jarring and the film quality varies — and consists mostly of short scenes that reinforce the story's Civil War backdrop, which fades from view for extended periods in the original release.

There are gaps in opportunity and success at all levels — from access to high - quality early childhood education; to segregation and insufficient supports and rigor in K — 12 classrooms; to uneven access, low graduation rates, and looming debt in higher education.

The quality of schools in New York City is catastrophically uneven, ranging from ones where over 95 percent of the students are performing at or above grade level, to ones where less than 5 percent are.

The build quality from the factory is very good, so check carefully for any uneven panel gaps or colour differentiation, which could indicate the car has been damaged and repaired in the past.

1980 The APC system protects the engine from injurious knocking due to uneven fuel quality and enables the engine to be run on petrol of various octane ratings.

All of these technically brilliant works, however uneven in their intentions and results, borrow freely from schools and styles that Kline had likely absorbed during his London years.His paintings from this period show him as a traditionalist committed to the darker, somber qualities found in artists as diverse as Rembrandt, Honoré Daumier and Albert Pinkham Ryder.

Those articles discuss, among other things, the public benefit of free and open sources, the increasing quality of these sources, and the opportunity for growth in the face of uneven quality and value from some commercial sources.

Snapdragon 810 doesn't get to shine with the G UI LG's OS is still cluttered, far from simplistic Camera quality is uneven, especially in indoor / low light Battery life mostly standard, doesn't go the extra mile