Sentence examples for mediocre quality and from inspiring English sources
Though it succeeded in preserving the bardic forms, eisteddfod poetry was generally of mediocre quality and degenerated to its lowest level in the late 19th century.
Berger had taken off the rubber that my racquet came with, which was of mediocre quality, and replaced it with topnotch rubber; it was disconcertingly lively, and I didn't feel the connection with the racquet that I had when I played with a hardbat.
It seems a risky move: Sending phone calls over Internet-style networks has long been the province of techies who could put up with mediocre quality and uncertain security.
However, it is also widely recognized that many young children in the United States, particularly lower-income children (Matthews, 2006), are in childcare programs that are of low to mediocre quality and do not support children's positive development (Helburn, 1995; NICHD Early Child Care Research Network, 2000).
Donald Trump has his own, albeit mediocre quality, shirt and tie line.
Large penwork initials of mediocre quality, in red and blue; foliage designs in center of letters and penwork borders, in red, are sometimes accompanied by vulgar green dots.
But potential buyers have been leery of Fiat's reputation for overstaffed, inefficient factories in Italy, with powerful unions and mediocre quality.
Opel, meanwhile, will try to farm out more work to suppliers, overhaul its dealer network and spend more money on marketing and promotion to improve Opel's image, now dogged by a reputation for dullness and 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.
The result is a standardised product made in a fairly small number of varieties, produced at low cost and of mediocre quality.
Most damaging of all, perhaps, is the perception that Birmingham has become a permanently dumbed-down cultural desert with low skills, low aspiration and a mediocre quality of life.
