Sentence examples for mediocre state of from inspiring English sources

One recent morning, the talk ranged from the Jets to the Philadelphia Flyers to the mediocre state of N.F.L. quarterbacks to the Rangers -- all in five minutes.

Despite the mediocre state of the Mexican economy, which grew just 0.9% last year and should grow 2.4% this year, Walmex is poised to keep expanding at a good clip.

Recently Dutch electro label Bunker who in September protested against what they called the current "mediocre" state of electro by replacing their website with a statement calling certain "fake Gigolos" "pretentious wannabe rock stars with inflated egos"—put their music where their mouth is with several hot new 12"s.

• When the team slogged through the spring, the fans booed Randolph more than the players, most of whom seemed remarkably blasé about their mediocre state while playing badly.

"Mexico is not a failed state, it's a mediocre state," says Hector Aguilar Camín, a sociologist.

I was a ferociously smart child who attended a mediocre state comprehensive school, scraping sufficiently good A-level grades to get myself into the University of Bristol, at the start of the 1980s, to read biochemistry.

Contrast these qualities with the words frequently used to describe the state of public education; mediocre, dysfunctional, uninspired, struggling.

Across the rest of Europe, the state of digital evolution has been mediocre and the pace of improvement, tepid.

Good.Mr Kerry would have been a mediocre secretary of state at best.

Almost everyone interviewed for this report expressed concern about the poor state of Texas's public schools and the mediocre record of its universities.

On Tuesday, voters in the heartland state of Uttar Pradesh appear to have told it, mediocre is as high as you go.