Sentence examples for low to mediocre from inspiring English sources
Existing membrane materials suffer from low to mediocre selectivity: also, rubbery and glassy membrane materials have inverse selectivities.
However, it is also widely recognized that many young children in the United States, particularly lower-income children (Matthews, 2006), are in childcare programs that are of low to mediocre quality and do not support children's positive development (Helburn, 1995; NICHD Early Child Care Research Network, 2000).
Place of residence was accounted for in the sample in order to normalize any possible differences that could affect significantly our ethnicity subpopulations, and the assessment showed that such an effect was low to mediocre; therefore Greek ethnicity was a good predictor for decreased HRQoL and did not relate to urbanity.
Employee satisfaction fell to low levels owing to mediocre frontline management, which suffered from discontent and turnover of its own.
And mediocre science leads to mediocre medicines.
"They've now improved to mediocre," he said.
You just went from superior to mediocre.
Mediocre thoughts lead to mediocre results.
Although, by the time of his death in 1968, Steinbeck's reputation was at an all-time low owing to his mediocre output during the last decades of his life and his support for American involvement in Vietnam, his books have slowly regained their popularity.
While most officers should be able to deal with the many criminals of "low or mediocre intelligence", they now also have to deal with the sophistication and complexity of serious and organised crime and cyber-criminals.
