Sentence examples for expected mediocre from inspiring English sources
Everyone expected mediocre results from trading, a major profit center for banks and brokerage houses, but they were wrong.
Analysts are expecting mediocre numbers: 50,000 net new jobs, with an unemployment rate unchanged at 9.1percentt.
The yield curve is fairly flat, which is a sign that investors expect mediocre growth in the years ahead.
Wall Street is expecting mediocre growth too pessimistic.
The hope is this can mask what's expected to be a mediocre linebacking group.
Job creation over the last two years has been steady but too slow to put a major dent in the backlog of unemployed workers, and the February jobs report due out on Friday is expected to be equally mediocre.
The research firm said Novell's second-quarter results were mediocre, as expected, but that the value of the company's products and customer base is worth more than the current enterprise value.
No. 2, I don't expect to be mediocre.
You always expect bad — or mediocre — material, as newcomer finds his footing, and as his Twitter feed proves, Noah has that in spades.
If voters saw something extraordinary in Ms. Warren, then Mr. Brown might be expected to prevail against a mediocre opponent, as he did in 2010 against the Democratic state attorney general, Martha Coakley.
