Sentence examples for mediocre rankings from inspiring English sources

Currently, academic standards vary widely among states, and that patchwork nature has been partly blamed for mediocre rankings of U.S. students in international comparisons.

— which made history as the first 15th seed to win two tournament games — does have properly mediocre rankings in both assist-to-turnover ratio and rebounding margin, La Salle undercuts even that.

It's a 40 percent nation, mediocre in the world rankings, but not a basket case.

Michael Wilshaw, Ofsted's chief inspector of schools, came out in support of the government's position, saying: "Those who oppose this testing need to consider England's mediocre position in international rankings.

Michelob has been about as hot as Buick in recent years, and Ultra gets mediocre ratings at Web sites where beer fans offer taste rankings.

Top ranking universities have mediocre research projects and vice versa.

In some ways, the Japanese snubbing of Western graduates is a testament to the perceived strength of their own universities, seen by many here as more prestigious than even the best American and European schools — despite mediocre showings in various global college rankings.

Fabrication had titles that cropped up on certain game category rankings like Sprinkle (which was developed by Mediocre AB) and Ionocraft Racing, but it lacked an enduring chart-topper.

Sure, their record has grown fat against Mid-American Conference competition and mediocre Big Ten teams in Northwestern and Illinois, but the College Football Playoff rankings have them at No. 21. "They've turned the program around," Northwestern Coach Pat Fitzgerald said.

Majesco's port of the game garnered mediocre reviews, holding scores of 54 percent and 52 percent on Game Rankings and Metacritic respectively.

It's not merely that Tiger, despite his recent troubles with injury and mediocre play, is still the No. 1 player in the official world rankings.