Sentence examples for mediocre ranking from inspiring English sources

Despite their mediocre ranking in 2009, the Saints either prevented or put their offense in a position to score almost 210 points, second again to Green Bay (216).

Yet new statistics from the OECD, a rich-country think-tank, and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) show that the global "network of networks" is shaped by local forces.The OECD's statistics on broadband internet access in its member countries have long been closely watched (in particular the mediocre ranking of America, which still lags behind most of Europe in high-speed links).

This difficulty in predicting binding affinities is also reflected in its mediocre performances in ranking ligands bound to the same protein and of virtual screening experiments, although comparable to other available docking methods.

John Keegan from Critical Myth wrote that the episode "ranks right in the mediocre range" and awarded it a 5 out of 10.

Austin made it to No. 1 despite ranking a mediocre 34th in our culture category.

A.C.C. -- Two mediocre teams eliminated ranked teams from the conference tournament.

That team had a mediocre rushing offense (ranked 16th in yards) and a subpar defense (ranked 19th), both of which contributed to the tilt.

U.S. physical infrastructure, once the best in the world, now ranks mediocre at best.

In 2000, in what Swangard said felt like "a space-time continuum," the once-mediocre teams both ranked in the top 10.

New York, the nation's intellectual capital, ranked a mediocre 29th and Los Angeles an even worse 37th.

And yet America, which leads the world in developing new drugs, ranks a mediocre 29th in life expectancy.