Sentence examples for were subpar from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of less than a traditional or accepted standard
- Bob's grasp of English was subpar.
Employees lacked professional credentials, he said; equipment and materials were subpar.
Both were subpar last week, Nebraska allowing 420 yards to Texas Tech and Oklahoma yielding eight sacks to Baylor.
Sad that by his own estimation he'd already written his best books, and that two of the last three were subpar.
Industries with $8 billion in revenue generally do not court lawsuits, so few onlookers expected the N.F.L. to embrace the suggestion that its past or current practices were subpar.
The color episodes were based largely on bottom-drawer "Honeymooners" sketches culled from an earlier Gleason variety show in the '50s, sketches that even in original form were subpar compared with the Classic 39 of the series proper.
Although his statistics this season were subpar (48 of 98 passes completed for 481 yards, with 2 touchdowns and an interception), Collins finished with 40,922 career passing yards, 10th in N.F.L. history.
Mike Piazza is subpar at catcher.
Michigan's quarterback play last year was subpar.
His defense has been subpar, as well.
A lot of the dancing was subpar, however.
Google executives have said that its product pipeline is subpar.
