Sentence examples for mediocre service from inspiring English sources

Though consumers recognize the brand, he said its reputation for mediocre service, confirmed in some surveys, could be a handicap.

Officially eight or 10-hour days ran routinely into 13, 14 or 15 hours as we house officers worked at fever pitch to provide what was, at best, a mediocre service for our patients.

If Washington had reacted to the demise of the trans-Atlantic passenger ships by nationalizing ocean liners and subsidizing mediocre service, there'd be a lot fewer private cruise ships plying the waters.

Our hotel was on Place d'Armes, an ordinarily bustling square in the city center with music and outdoor cafes, but a power outage shortly before we arrived had curtailed the nightly activity as well as shut down the restaurant — and the computer system — in our hotel (whose name I won't mention because it seems unfair to complain about mediocre service after that).

Nobody is going to want to pay a premium for a mediocre service just because it's beamed from outer space.

"We have run off so many customers with mediocre service [and] management failed to fix these problems".

Critics said ordinary people suffered from the shortfalls, enduring mediocre services for years.

Californians pay sky-high taxes and receive mediocre services; per-pupil school funding is among the lowest in the country.

AS executive director of the Community Resource Exchange, which provides management and technical advice to nonprofits in New York City, Fran Barrett acknowledges that she has seen "quite a few" nonprofits that are "badly managed, not current, or offer mediocre services".

For almost two decades, the public has been patient in the face of mediocre services.

The food was often mediocre, the service indifferent.