Sentence examples for middling quality from inspiring English sources
The phrase "middling quality" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is of average or moderate quality, neither particularly good nor bad. Example: "The restaurant received mixed reviews, with many diners noting that the food was of middling quality."
It looked increasingly as though O'Dowd might be yet another good actor destined to drift along in roles of middling quality.
This is certainly not high-concept drama, and it would be easy to write this book off as chick lit, that pejorative term we give to fiction of middling quality about women's lives.
These technologies, whether GSM- or CDMA-based, can deliver data roughly two or three times as fast as a standard 56-kilobit dial-up modem, and are what have allowed the carriers to offer the new services of the past few years, like downloadable ring tones, text and rudimentary picture messaging and downloadable games of middling quality.
Currently, Spain's research establishment produces large amounts of middling quality science.
The leather seats are supportive and firm, but the leather itself is of merely middling quality.
The bad institutions in this sector offer poor to middling quality programs, charge sky-high prices, and use deceptive and high-pressure marketing to sign up as many students as possible, and deposit their federal aid checks, regardless of whether they will benefit from the program.
Luk Alloo, a Dutch television journalist who recently purchased a middling-quality counterfeit Belgian passport for $1,500 as part of an undercover investigation, spent three months working similar mob-controlled bars in Antwerp before he found anyone who trusted him enough to get him a passport.
I initially assumed it was a list with which I'd be able to bombard selected people with my middling-quality thirst traps without bothering anyone else and, crucially, without the trap-ees knowing that they were on the list.
Middling candidate quality has been a theme for Republicans — but that has been true all cycle long, and the problem would have been worse had they failed to nominate Mr. Thompson in Wisconsin.
As recently as five years ago, the typical electronics store would have stocked just two kinds of televisions: the standard tube the nation has known since the 1950's, and bulky rear-projection units with big screens but middling picture quality.
Middle class seemed so, well, middling.
