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In addition, she said, they found unsanitary conditions at 25 percent.

The state government still ruled the practice to be unsanitary.

This was because of the cold, wet, and unsanitary conditions.

He shook his head at the unsanitary horror of it all.

The center is unsanitary, and detainees' medical needs are often ignored.

All of them leave users with a vaguely unsanitary feeling.

The environment is unsanitary - rats run through the cell areas.

The largest of these was shut down allegedly for being unsanitary.

These learning conditions are unsanitary and, most of the time, aren't safe.

The gardeners had little education and were extremely poor, living in unsanitary conditions.

The building was demolished in 1907 due to unsanitary conditions.

From having lived with her before, I always knew she was a clutter-bug but not unsanitary.

Food Lion would not have allowed the filming of unsanitary conditions.

In 2002, the Caloocan public market was described by city officials as unsanitary.

It also has the right to make repairs and cure any unsanitary condition, he said.

According to the report, the infections were the result of numerous unsanitary practices and conditions.

The Infirmary was brought about due, in part, to the unsanitary conditions of the town at the time.

Aggressive behavior may be due to fear, discomfort, and unsanitary conditions.

They thought it was unsanitary to have the outhouse indoors.

They provide a source of infection if there are unsanitary practices in hospitals.

It also recommended a national policy to monitor water quality and close unsanitary beaches.

It was rife with fire hazards, and its conditions were unsanitary.

The epidemic has been traced to unsanitary sources of drinking water.

These unsanitary conditions also lead to infection by other diseases, which can cause the death of a female.

Recently it has sometimes failed to repair dangerous and unsanitary conditions, even when the funds were available.

I am certain it was the most insanitary one.

As I say, having this rather insanitary - or surely sanitary?

The determination of the refugees, despite the freezing and insanitary conditions, had opened people's eyes.

Health care again suffered as a result of the insanitary living conditions, but the population continued to grow apace.

The protection of the toilet god was therefore sought to avoid such an insanitary fate.

The military hospital was a dismal insanitary edifice on the western outskirts of the city.

"Is it that you serve here insanitary food?"

He shuffled grudgingly forward and slapped an insanitary deck down between them.

Almost all were poor, and housed in overcrowded and insanitary conditions.

It revealed appalling statistics of dark, overcrowded and insanitary housing.

If it's a beauty spot, you can bet it's insanitary.

Why was his condition so "filthy and insanitary"?

A very insanitary proceeding the latter, I thought.

The elementary school buildings are out of date and some are insanitary..

Furthermore, it was only during this period that scientific advance identified the main links between insanitary conditions and disease.

They'll take gold plate from company promoters and rent from insanitary houses.

Overcrowding and an insanitary water supply led to a cholera epidemic in 1823 that killed at least 27 people.

Poor facilities, insanitary conditions, the high density of huts represented a serious safety hazard.

The result was severe overcrowding and insanitary conditions.

The first cemetery at this location was opened in 1775, as the state of churchyard graves inside the old city were considered insanitary.

The act refers to unsanitary conditions as insanitary.

All four are still suffering ill-health due to torture, poor diet and insanitary prison conditions.

Whole families were crammed onto insanitary transport trains.

Until 1811 the building was home, if you could call it that, to as many as 1000 slaves, who lived in damp, insanitary, crowded conditions.

Where individuals had the choice, they preferred to save money even at the risk of continuing to live in fairly insanitary and certainly uncomfortable dwellings.