Sentence examples for leads to mediocrity from inspiring English sources

"Prudence necessarily leads to mediocrity".

But I have learned — first in courses on innovation and creativity at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and later through my own experience running a living materials company — that group brainstorming leads to mediocrity.

In the end it leads to mediocrity, especially since the people who move the strings are usually the ones who have done enough in their sector to show activity, but not enough to show originality and new research directions.

Success led to mediocrity.

"Consolidation can lead to mediocrity," he says.

It was also an alternative to the Salon des Indépendants, which was liberal but had a juryless policy that often led to mediocrity.

In fact, there is a mea culpa quality to the play; he includes himself in the condemnation of the national complacency that, his play argues, has led to mediocrity in both art and politics.

Ware's policies on how to treat the dead in the new cemeteries he had obtained in France were, the countess continued, "pure socialism of the most advanced school" that would inevitably lead to mediocrity and the end of individual liberty, to the "final tyrannical decree" that "no one is to have the right to move his relation's body from the national cemeteries".

Balzac, a legitimist, believed that France's lack of bold leadership had led to mediocrity and ruin, and that men of quality were being ignored or worse.

Sadly, I have seen this approach lead to mediocrity and unhappy people living comfortable yet unfulfilling lives.

But that way just leads to lethargy and perpetual mediocrity.