Sentence examples for mediocre or good from inspiring English sources

In adaptive systems, the nature of what emerges is uncertain but might be estimated to fall within a range of outcomes such as poor to mediocre or good to excellent [ 36].

Does it make sense to steer them toward one that has significantly improved from awful to barely mediocre, or is good only compared with its very bad peers?

Sometimes it comes out as, "invest in a mediocre product with a great team over a great product with a mediocre team"... or, "good teams pivot, bad teams argue".

The question concerning household income was categorized into "very good", "good", "mediocre" or "poor".

There are big-name firms that bring a halo to partners with otherwise unimpressive personal track records; while firms with mediocre to poor results, or good results but a less flashy brand, boast several investors with stellar accomplishments who go relatively unknown.

Good, mediocre, or appalling, we embraced it all, as though it had sprung from the soil of our South Bombay neighborhood.

Two mediocre, or even two very good products, wouldn't be as lucrative as one great one.

We used to evaluate leaders on a spectrum of whether they were good, mediocre or bad.

Buildings can be good, bad, mediocre or pointless.

He made bad teams mediocre, then good; but he couldn't win games or make his team-mates better.

Men who had seemed mediocre became good".