Sentence examples for mediocre decisions from inspiring English sources

It's a lesson learned the incredibly hard way". He added: "Sometimes I make mediocre decisions - I always have - but I don't want to make them any more.

It's the words spoken in corporate strategy meetings to make mediocre decisions appear intelligent and pose blind luck as some sort of tactical victory.

And I think in sort of a weird attempt to justify their mediocre decision after the fact, the powers that be decided to repeat it next year, which I think is going to cause a fair amount of consternation elsewhere, but we'll let that go.

Unfortunately, due to its growth, in his view AppNexus was faced with "a really hard decision — either be mediocre in both or make a choice".

To be sure, the contest has some elements that seem typical of politics in the European Union, widely criticized for its byzantine decision-making process that produces mediocre results.

Far too many financial advisers make commission-driven decisions, putting their clients into loaded but mediocre-performing funds and driving them into high-commission life insurance and annuity products.

Single serving coffee containers make all the decisions for you, which usually means a consistently mediocre cup.

He has been doing his job too long to stake his mood on the decisions of a 22-year-old forward coming off a mediocre season.

Their decisions will affect many more, whether they're enduring a mediocre cover band in a Holiday Inn conference room or sitting peacefully atop a Malibu bluff with a string quartet or a solo pianist.

GM officials blamed snowy weather in the Northeast and its decision to back off incentives on pickup trucks for the mediocre results.

My indecision vacillated between two different decisions; one fear-based, the other faith-based, and I was caught in the mediocre middle.