Sentence examples for mediocre values from inspiring English sources

Still, it's tempting, this notion that you can build an American fashion company around less mediocre values, and that instead of defaulting to the Hermès model of luxury (tasteful, nice) or the boots-and-buckle heritage of Gucci, you can push an aesthetic that is purely and unarguably contemporary.

For these high fitness value are reached when preparing them by MOE, while only mediocre fitness values are obtained for the respective Maestro-prepared bioactives.

First, all our cases show low or mediocre exchange value in the value of work.

All the vehicles have multiple recalls, ranging from airbags to door latches, along with mediocre resale values and bottom-level reliability scores for market-research groups.

An RMSEA value smaller than.05 is considered a good fit, between.05 and.08 adequateate fit, between.08 and.10 a mediocre fit, and values >.10 are not considered acceptable (Yu 2002; Schermelleh-Engel and Moosbrugger 2003).

In L'Escargot entêté (1977; The Obstinate Snail), a petty bureaucrat exposes his mediocre life and values, symbolizing the incompleteness of the Algerian revolution.

On-chip inductors realized on standard CMOS technology on bulk silicon suffer from mediocre Q-factor values partly because of the loss created by the Si substrate at higher frequencies, in addition to the metal losses.

Traditional families bring mediocre upbringing and values.

The content was mediocre; the production values were bad.

For example, a mediocre small-cap value fund now probably receives a higher rating than a superb large-cap growth fund.

Premium furniture brands only design for oversize spaces, and midlevel brands produce mediocre furniture with design values to match.