Sentence examples for mediocre achievement from inspiring English sources

Rewarding what has been frankly mediocre achievement over the past year at the center of excellence betrays the mission statement of St George's Park and what it represents.

But Perrin regrets the sport's current public profile, which pushes mediocre achievements by media-savvy professionals.

Taking a satirical approach both to the rather clueless Randall's mediocre achievements and to glitter-ball-era Manhattan might have resulted in a more exhilarating show than this humdrum affair.

The government's policies have, without doubt, been substantially successful in democratising mediocre academic achievement.

She is also strangely self-deprecating - "most of my achievements are mediocre" - and given to Shakespearean musings: "What a piece of work is man"; "Lord, what fools these mortals be!" But she has an ability, shared with Tracey Emin, to spill her ideas, thoughts and feelings directly on to the page.

Music and art instruction in American eighth-grade classrooms has remained flat over the last decade, according to a new survey by the Department of Education, and one official involved in the survey called student achievement in those subjects "mediocre".

American students' math achievement is "at a mediocre level" compared with that of their peers worldwide, according to a new report by a federal panel, which recommended that schools focus on key skills that prepare students to learn algebra.

Ware teases out a nightmarish aspect of "Peanuts" that Charles Schulz cushioned in whimsy: Charlie Brown is incorrigibly mediocre, incapable of satisfactory relationships or achievements, doomed to obloquy.