Sentence examples for mediocre data from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama also received some mediocre data in Minnesota, where a new SurveyUSA poll showed him six points ahead of Mitt Romney there.

But frankly — although I don't mean to give stock market advice — the market has had a relatively optimistic reaction to decidedly mediocre data from the American economic ticker in recent weeks.

But James F. O'Sullivan, chief economist for MF Global, said the mediocre data did not undermine a general trend of improvement for durable goods, though he said it raised questions about the rebound for manufacturing in the absence of government stimulus.

The smart money is that Mr. Obama's standing in the polls will erode some between now and Nov. 6, especially if we continue to see the mediocre economic data that we did on Friday.

While Clinton admonished the Democratic National Committee for "mediocre to poor data" that made it harder for her side to target social media, she says that her administration would have been beneficial for technology.

The rest of the data was mediocre for Mr. Romney.

The problem is that the rest of Wednesday's data was mediocre for Mr. Romney.

Balance-of-payments data suggest mediocre returns a stock of about $200 billion of FDI made profits-after-dividends of $11 billion in the year to March 2011.

Its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong.

Hillary Clinton complained in June of 2017 that when she became the nominee, "I inherited nothing from the Democratic Party...Its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong.

The overall fit index RMSEA, however, indicates that the model describes the data only mediocre (RMSEA =.11).