Sentence examples for mediocre because the from inspiring English sources

Overseas staff tend to be mediocre, because the best bankers stay in Tokyo.

In Toronto, where more than two hundred thousand Tamils live, the string hoppers (nests of roasted rice-flour noodles, served with a variety of fiery curries) are varied and delicious, while the tacos are, on average, mediocre, because the Mexican population is a tenth the size of the Sri Lankan one.

"The quality of work is mediocre because the management asks us to work fast, but the guys aren't experienced enough," explains the supervisor of a radioactivity inspection company, in charge of about 50 workers.

Assuming it is acceptable to be dishonest in business dealings simply because "everyone else is doing it" will get Nigeria nowhere; likewise will accepting the rule of the mediocre because "that's just the way it is".

"Occasionally, it slips through that I am not a great man, but I am not exactly mediocre because during the course of the play I find ways to work the system".

I would say the words 'median' and 'mediocre' come from the same core and money is the cause for an awful lot of mediocre activity because the median is very lucrative.' So Beatty is Bulworth with better lines.

The implication would be that the average scores of American and British pupils are mediocre because average performance is mediocre, and not because of some peculiarity at the very bottom of the class.

The accuracy of physical examination is mediocre because palpation of a fibrotic and necrotic mass may mimic a residual tumour mass.

Tim Grierson of New York Magazine thought the episode turned out to be simply mediocre because "its noir elements weren't incorporated in a really interesting way, and as for the musical numbers, they tended to be throwaway bits, save for "fictional" Dunham crooning "For Once in My Life" to the seemingly dying "fictional" Peter near the episode's end".

And that's why films are much more mediocre, because time no longer exists".

I was telling my students at the University of Maryland that one of the reasons they write mediocre poetry is because the people in their poems only get to be perfect.