Sentence examples for mediocre signal from inspiring English sources
Plus, if you are that intelligent and hardworking, you probably have much lower-risk opportunities to steal; jacking my laptop would be a poor use of your talents.But of course, the white badge itself is only a mediocre signal of actually being an economist; the requisite materials can be purchased for less than $20 at your nearest Staples.
If you want to eat in Tivoli, well, you are by definition in a tourist zone, which would too often be a reliable signal of mediocre food no matter how much or how little you were ready to pay.
So maybe the secret preference of a majority of hockey players for a helmet requirement is simply signalling that most mediocre hockey players are hoping to handicap everyone, on the chance that the better ones will suffer most.
In each case, our results suggest that inhibition of BMP or Activin signaling alone led to mediocre retinal specification.
Appearing in the final section of the exhibition, these weighty gewgaws represent a kind of artistic nadir, signal to a narrow and mediocre official culture.
Images were colour coded according to the intensity of light emission from black (none) over brown-red (mediocre) to yellow and white (maximum) while blue signified signal overload.
And Brad Pitt kills the laughs by overdoing a happy-chump routine, snapping his fingers and swinging his shoulders, signalling to us, in the long tradition of mediocre actors, that we shouldn't confuse him with the character he's playing.
Not acting upon valid critique might signal that you're too comfortable at your current (perhaps mediocre) level and don't want to be pushed or be forced to acknowledge a lack in skill or ability.
