Sentence examples for mean second rate from inspiring English sources

But indie does not have to mean second rate.

Second tier, but by no means second rate, the Shotberry chardonnay is like a safe option gateway drug into the wonderful world of northern New Zealand chardy.

Frugal does not mean second-rate.

A decent, although by no means first-rate, lineup of reggae vocalists comes to Queens for this concert.

The qualities of Broich and Berisha aside though, Brisbane's 'supporting cast' are by no means second-rate.

The likelihood of passing the primary FRCA examination at the first attempt for graduates of each medical school is shown in Table 1, with a mean first time pass rate of 62.2%95%5% CI 60.5, 63.8) for the whole group (range 22.2%too 92.6%).

Conservative education spokeswoman Angela Burns said she was concerned that "simplifying the system" might mean Wales ends up with a "second rate" education system.

Online study doesn't mean a second-rate degree when it comes to earning an M.B.A.

Mean first scan success rates were higher during the practice session than when completing the survey questions (t(23) = 7.82, p = 0.001).

Mean first scan success rates increased significantly from 68% in the first round of barcode entry to 79% (t(17) = 6.19, p = 0001) for those completing a second round of barcode entry (BCE2).

Here Johannes Factotum—"Jack of all trades"— means a second-rate tinkerer with the work of others, rather than the more common "universal genius".