Sentence examples similar to second-rate result from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Americans spend $6,800 per person to get these second-rate results, about double what is paid in Canada or much of Europe.
Secondhand gags, third-rate execution, fourth-rate results.
Interns who take on added responsibilities, of course, need to produce first-rate results, on or ahead of time.
And despite continued scrutiny for its arguably flawed data privacy practices, it has continued to produce first-rate results.
It's nothing personal; Google just wants to ensure that it remains at the top of the search engine hierarchy by providing consumers with first rate results.
This provoked a public onslaught by Beecham, who continued to maintain that it was impossible to produce more than a handful of English-speaking opera stars, and that importing singers from continental Europe was the only way to achieve first-rate results.
Anatoly Karpov of Russia, considered to be over the hill lately because of second-rate tournament results, made a terrific comeback in Game 1 of his International Chess Federation World Championship Match to defeat his challenger, Viswanathan Anand of India.
Aside from issues of fairness, there's evidence that the result is second-rate decision-making.
Kimball writes: "The vast majority of gluten-free recipes either do not work or the results are so second-rate that you would be hard-pressed to eat them".
Many – perhaps most – translations follow this procedure and the results are worthy, but second-rate.
