Sentence examples for mediocre ratings from inspiring English sources
"60 Minutes" generated mediocre ratings in its early seasons.
Its mediocre ratings had made it a candidate for cancellation.
(The cultural impact of "Gossip Girl" has long surpassed its mediocre ratings.
Despite mediocre ratings, there will be at least 13 more episodes.
Regardless, the mediocre ratings for the convention are one sign that Mr. Romney's convention bounce could be fairly modest.
Mr. Kimmel's jape got at a truth: ABC's mediocre ratings this season mean that it will place fourth among the big four networks, behind CBS, Fox and NBC.
Republicans spent some time trying to remedy Mr. Romney's mediocre favorability ratings.
The incumbent has mediocre approval ratings, but so does the challenger.
Yes, there are little things that could matter around the margin — for instance, an unmotivated Democratic or Republican base, or Mr. Romney's mediocre favorability ratings.
Such a large margin would be unprecedented in modern politics for the party that controls the White House, and Mr. Obama's mediocre approval ratings won't make it easier.
The most sensible takeaways, I think, are as follows: 1) Mr. Romney's mediocre favorability ratings at this early stage of the race are no death sentence.
