But it all has to be sifted - by the reader, whose job it is not - from a mediocre mass of information and memorabilia.
The worrying finding of our study that 46.3% of T have the impression that their understanding of information given by the physician was "mediocre" or worse (G: 13.5%, see Table 3) could be an explanation to an unsuccessful treatment.
We're almost ready to provide the citizens of the Hermit Kingdom with money, information, and the fleeting joys of a mediocre Hollywood comedy.
The ultimate horror, to me, is not that our money, weapons, records, and information network are being overseen by the mediocre.
Similarly, this is how they reasoned that having more information online in China — even if some of it is mediocre or censored — is better than none.
The depth of insights (not just factual information that can be found elsewhere online) is what separates mediocre businesses from great ones.
The information you glean now can really make the difference between a mediocre application and a stand out one.
(reaction to questions and reception of information): 1 = not at all, 2 = a little, 3 = mediocre, 4 = well, 5 = very well.
But Cass Information Systems, which processes freight transactions, has called the climate for North American freight "mediocre," given fewer shipments and largely unchanged rates.
