Sentence examples for a comparatively mediocre from inspiring English sources

The Trinidadian superstar saw his average for West Indies fall from almost 54 at the age of 36 to a comparatively mediocre 41 for the innings he played during the final year before retirement, enough for him to call time at 37 years old.

This further explains the comparatively mediocre performance shown by SDD when applied to real data.

They've been recovered but in a relatively mediocre way.

At first, Lemon was a frazzled, underpaid "creative" working on a mediocre skit show; she became a comparatively chill, well-paid professional, still running a mediocre skit show, but capable of getting Jack Donaghy to negotiate her salary against himself, on her behalf.

It still has a comparatively minor role.

The price was a comparatively low $399,000.

That was a comparatively benign forecast.

(SunTrust shares fell a comparatively low 2.3percentt).

But that is a comparatively minor matter.

This is a comparatively untrodden area.

The fine is a comparatively large one.