Sentence examples for middling status from inspiring English sources

This discovery is also a reminder of the middling status of human sense perceptions.

HOPING to elevate the brand's middling status in this country, the agency for Whiskas has taken an unusual approach in pet food marketing: letting cats be cats.

He found that its members of middling status — having a modest number of social connections — bought more products based on friends' purchases.

Fitbit is, once again, not having a good day after spending the year in mostly middling status as it looks to prove there's a market for fitness trackers as well as its own smartwatch.

This was Bennelong, an Australian Aboriginal man, come under the patronage of the first governor of New South Wales, Arthur Phillip.3 Phillip was certainly no match in social terms for Banks; nonetheless, his middling status had been raised recently by his reputed accomplishments in the fledgling colony.

Maybe some of these releases will elevate 2014 beyond its middling status.

For Danes with middling socioeconomic status, there's not much difference.

Having led the sub-group on trade union law during the round-table talks Lech was respected, but middling in status.

The middling middle triumphs: Hello, President Ford.

For several decades of the queen's reign, British governments saw themselves in the business of "managing decline" — from empire and victory in World War II to the status of middling power.

Exactly how this bright, airy restaurant, with what many diners privately describe as middling food, achieved its status as cafeteria to the media elite is a bit of a mystery.