Sentence examples for mediocre according from inspiring English sources

Illinois's performance was, by those measures, "mediocre," according to Duncan.

This is another reason why Britain, ranked 24th on infrastructure quality in a recent global study, is mediocre, according to the researchers.

However, the cheapest of the newly built units — like the profusion of apartment buildings sprouting along the road from Tangier's airport, southwest of the city and close to the Atlantic coast — have been put up hastily and the construction quality is mediocre, according to Mr. Ben Yermak.

Although high TSO and concentration values, Dog #8 was evaluated as mediocre according to the high rate of sperm cells showing residual proximal cytoplasmic droplets and coiled tails.

Most patients get good care, but there are still too many cases of poor or - at best - mediocre care, according to the committee.

The defense was "mediocre at best," according to Pace.

At the Tar Heels Proo Day, Parker ran the 40 in a mediocre 4.51 seconds, according to Gil Brandt, the former Cowboys personnel chief.

They are invariably mediocre ("excruciatingly" so according to rugby writer Gerald Davies), though they do tend to attract good crowds, eager for a penultimate taste of World Cup festivities before the tournament ends.

Apple is after Beats for its streaming music expertise, not the hardware that most find mediocre at best, according to a new Bloomberg report on the deal, which is expected to be made official later sometime this week according to earlier reports.

A "mediocre" French comedian, according to The New Yorker, Dieudonné garnered attention for delivering anti-Semitic stand up routines and inventing the controversial quenelle gesture, an apparently inverted Nazi salute.

Up until now, the name Champagne had been misapplied to "mediocre sparkling wines and vulgar sodas," according to the French daily.