Sentence examples for suffer from mediocre from inspiring English sources
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.
Books that are poorly edited, have awful covers, and that suffer from mediocre content may still abound, but they are not difficult to spot.
Nigeria has suffered from mediocre leadership for as long as I can remember.
In Venezuela, by contrast, Chávez's revolution suffered from mediocre administrators, ineptitude, and a lack of follow-through.
He told everyone who cared to listen (and many did) that the Western world suffered from mediocre leadership and a lack of strategic vision.
Target (1985), Dead of Winter (1987), and Penn and Teller Get Killed (1989), starring the successful American magicians, suffered from mediocre scripts which clearly failed to ignite Penn's talents.
The detection of serum PSA has increased early diagnosis of prostate cancer but has suffered from mediocre sensitivity and specificity because other conditions, such as prostatitis (inflammation of the prostate) and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH; enlarged prostate), can raise the level of PSA beyond the current 4 ng/ml cutoff that is thought to indicate cancer.
Existing membrane materials suffer from low to mediocre selectivity: also, rubbery and glassy membrane materials have inverse selectivities.
Many models that attempt to do so suffer from a variety of technical and theoretical problems and their predictions have been mediocre when applied in the real world.
Both suffer from neglect.
