Sentence examples for mediocre energy from inspiring English sources

By passing two mediocre energy bills and then handing the task of reconciling them to Senator Pete Domenici and Representative Billy Tauzin, both reliable allies of the fossil fuel industry (although Mr. Domenici is also a big fan of nuclear power) and neither a visionary thinker.

Energy analysts also cite several economic and political factors to explain Trump's mediocre fundraising in the energy sector.

Besides, there's a different conclusion about Hitler's artistic talents (mediocre though they were): creative energy can lead to great horror and murderous brutality.

While the rhetorical energy inspired by a mediocre young singer dancing half-naked at an awards show on TV was striking, it's not really new.

Park Ji-sung, the South Korean known throughout the sport for his prodigious effort and energy, rose above a mediocre stalemate between two of England's big clubs on Monday.

Park Ji-sung, the Korean known throughout the sport for his prodigious effort and energy, rose above a mediocre stalemate between two of England's giant clubs on Monday.

The laptop was rated poorly by reviewers as it under-performed and had mediocre battery life, despite the installed energy efficient hardware.

And is aiming for so many mediocre, concessionary, scattershot goals more likely to dissipate energy than to focus it?

Because he did little study and focused his energy on sport, Miller was a mediocre student.Perry, p. 18.

Elvis did 31 movies, from mediocre to vacuous, but the 1964 "Viva" captures the energy, abandon and glitz of the city that rejected Elvis, until he came back and took it over.

In spite of his exceptional qualities as a debater, his pugnacity and energy and a presidential record that is hardly mediocre, the answer is far from clear, even if public opinion polls indicate a narrowing of the gap.