Prof Arne Björnberg, chair of HCP, said: "The NHS has been doing pretty much as well since the start [of the surveys] in 2005, which is mediocre.
So, the short answer is: it's mostly not about the underlying platform (which is generally of high quality) and its only partly about the language (which is mediocre but can't be blamed directly for community problems).
Berger had taken off the rubber that my racquet came with, which was of mediocre quality, and replaced it with topnotch rubber; it was disconcertingly lively, and I didn't feel the connection with the racquet that I had when I played with a hardbat.
The Kinks followed Think Visual in 1987 with another live album, The Road, which was a mediocre commercial and critical performer.
One club member who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the Barclays said pressure to move the event was coming from CBS, which was disappointed by mediocre television ratings for the 2007 event, won by Steve Stricker.
Fabrication had titles that cropped up on certain game category rankings like Sprinkle (which was developed by Mediocre AB) and Ionocraft Racing, but it lacked an enduring chart-topper.
There will be losers among what are inaccurately called the "top" universities, some of which are fairly mediocre, but which attract top students because of historic reputations.
The musical's songs, which were famously mediocre — Groucho himself called the score "the most undistinguished one that ever bruised the eardrums of a Broadway audience" — had nonetheless to be re-created, reconstructed, and quietly improved.
So we find here both a painting of Elector Johann Georg I in his parade armor, which is a mediocre picture, but also the armor itself, absurdly ornate, with its red plumed helmet and gilded breastplate of a Gorgon's head and griffins.
