Sentence examples for have produced mediocre from inspiring English sources

In effect, Comolli took the fall for the profligate spending of about $175 million over the past 17 months in player acquisitions that have produced mediocre results.

The average American stock has produced only mediocre returns in the last four years, the picture painted by the popular market averages notwithstanding.

Lesser writers would have produces a good or mediocre novel, or three or four, over the years.

It is now pretty clear that his heroic rescue of Nissan came at the expense of taking his eye off Renault, which in recent years has produced a succession of mediocre cars.

Oregon football has produced stars like Norm Van Brocklin, Dan Fouts and Ahmad Rashad (known then as Bobby Moore), but until a decade ago the Ducks were usually mediocre as a team.

Instead, she has produced two books in which she encourages a dislike for cooking, and gives people an excuse for feeding themselves and their families mediocre food filled with preservatives.

Until now, most researchers believed that the average fund produced mediocre performance because managers had subpar ability to pick stocks.

For the first 15 years, Barboursville produced mediocre wine.

After the arthritis trial produced mediocre results, Novartis ended the pact in February 2004.

A British firm called Brainjuicer has been using collective intelligence to research the prospects of everyday consumer products, and its findings suggest that such techniques can forecast more accurately and subtly than traditional consumer research methods, which have a reputation for producing mediocre results.

I tried that once, for the amount of money I spent on producing mediocre wine I could have bought a case of something considerably more palatable.