Sentence examples for mediocre quality of from inspiring English sources

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?

Its Achilles heel, however, is the still mediocre quality of available apps.

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.

Szigeti said that this job, although generally satisfying, was often frustrating due to the mediocre quality of many of his students.

Matthias Schulz It is remarkable how well they perform, considering the mediocre quality of many of their instruments, which are difficult to keep in good working order under Cuba's intense tropical conditions.

However, the average quality of child care in this country is mediocre and does not provide our youngest children with the support they need to arrive at kindergarten ready to succeed.

From the 10th century this sculpture was used mainly as a part of architectural decoration, with vast numbers of relatively small figures of mediocre quality being produced for this purpose.

Besides the political problems that he bequeathed to his son Charles, James left a body of writings which, though of mediocre quality as literature, entitle him to a unique place among English kings since the time of Alfred.

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.

Our results show that data from the early years of the Danish Medical Birth Registry is of mediocre quality but can be used in further research with care.

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