Sentence examples for mediocre qualities from inspiring English sources

In the past years, I've made the bark with white, milk, and dark chocolates of both good and mediocre qualities.

"Most are of mediocre quality.

Those images are often fun, but are usually of mediocre quality.

But the significance of the film lies beyond its mediocre quality.

In fact, it is far easier to get the necessary nutrients into a cooked meal – even one of mediocre quality.

The result is a standardised product made in a fairly small number of varieties, produced at low cost and of mediocre quality.

Coal reserves are estimated at about 140 million tons, but French coal suffered from being difficult and expensive to mine and from its mediocre quality.

Faience (tin-glazed earthenware) of mediocre quality was produced there after 1736, but the manufacture of hard-paste, or true, porcelain dates only from 1771.

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

Chrysler officials believe the strategy will be worth the risk because it addresses the company's fundamental problem, the public perception of mediocre quality.

But the larger question is: has the mediocre quality of the candidates, the public boredom with their debates and the unexciting, not to say confusing, method of selection set the Conservatives back rather than forward on the road to recovery?