Sentence examples for become mediocre from inspiring English sources

And yet it's when you lose the deviant that the team can become mediocre.

Even brilliant teachers quickly become "mediocre" when confronted with schools that are too big and unruly.

The show has become mediocre thanks to the talent (or lack thereof).

But by high school, when the students already have more options, their performance in mathematics has already become mediocre.

He also foresaw that under democracy education would be respected more as a ladder to success than for its intrinsic content and might thus become mediocre.

"The trouble with education reforms is that even the seemingly promising ones can become mediocre, if not counterproductive, once put into practice," he said.

Every great strategy stands on the shoulders of a novel concept, a "big idea". History is littered with once-extraordinary companies that became mediocre when their strategies drifted away from the big ideas that made them great, or when their once-big ideas lost their commercial punch.

I became mediocre in everything that I did, truly believing that I could never succeed.

Multitasking just makes one good and one bad or sometimes, both becomes mediocre.

By the time she and Konstantin meet again, on the family estate, at the finale, he has become a mediocre writer, and she, by all accounts, a mediocre actress.

I will attempt to become a mediocre musician.