not up to

The bank apologised to Mr Harrison and Ms Heaton and said its response was not up to the standard "customers should expect".

“Correct! His carriage was parked right outside the stage door of the Royale Piccadilly. What were the odds of that happening, I ask you? But no, don’t answer”—for the children had already begun to figure it out—“as I expect that even the laws of mathematics are not up to the task of explaining Old Tim.”

“I realize my fishing skills are not up to professional standards, but surely I will improve with practice,” she said.

Jurors previously heard that Johnathan Moody, Lancashire Police's deputy chief training instructor, thought PC Harrison's actions at the scene were not up to standard.

Elkann said at an Olympics sponsorship event in Rome on Monday that the team's mechanics and engineers were performing well, but "if we look at the rest, it is not up to scratch".