Sentence examples for mediocre in quality from inspiring English sources

For example, American mycologist David Arora considers it a "superior edible", while a field guide on Kansas fungi rates it as "mediocre in quality".

There was a consensus amongst reviewers that Elite Force was the first truly successful Star Trek game, standing out from past titles deemed to be mediocre in quality and design.

Limited accessibility to ECEC, fragmentation, and poor or mediocre quality in all the liberal democratic countries those that rely on market solutions are well documented (OECD, 2006, White, in preparation).

Despite mediocre soil quality and low rainfall, Wielkopolskie is among the leading provinces in terms of milk, cereal, and sugar beet production as well as pig raising.

Fortunately, when turning VHS tapes into DVD's, you can use bit rates in the 3 to 4 Mbps range, because the medium's mediocre video quality won't improve with a higher quality capture.

Lows: Garish interior, mediocre build quality, noticeable cost-cutting.

"Too many of these towers are of mediocre architectural quality and badly sited.

That is, as they attain higher quality levels, consumers value additional improvements in quality less so they are prepared to pay less to go from a very good service to an excellent service than they were to go from a poor service into a mediocre service.

A certain stinginess crept in regarding leather of so-so quality; insufficiently tanned sheepskin was often selected, less expensive but mediocre in terms of thickness and durability, and in other words, pretty close to cardboard.

But potential buyers have been leery of Fiat's reputation for overstaffed, inefficient factories in Italy, with powerful unions and mediocre quality.

"The safety tests of acesulfame-K were conducted in the 1970s and were of mediocre quality.