Sentence examples similar to yet generally mediocre from inspiring English sources

In the developing countries, newborn screening programs are yet to achieve full nationwide coverage and the programs in existence are generally mediocre due to inherent weaknesses in the social service infrastructure [ 9].

"We found that U.S. history standards were generally mediocre to awful, and this report finds the same thing".

After a generally mediocre series in England, the final day showed that Test cricket can still be thrilling.

(Even Ang Lee's generally mediocre forthcoming film "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" offers a clearer view of the subject).

It was centrally situated, yet generally quiet.

The United States relies on a generally mediocre patchwork of standards that vary, not just from state to state, but often from district to district.

One of the British papers, the Daily Telegraph, quoted him as saying, "Professional translators are generally mediocre people like me, not great poetic geniuses".

With Bartolo Colon inconsistent and Freddy Garcia generally mediocre, the Yankees' rotation seems to be full of question marks with the playoffs nearing.

But the Jets -- excuse me if I offend anybody -- just seem to be a generally mediocre team to which bad things happen from time to time.

Republican office holders played a central role in the thirty-year process that forced the country to finally focus on repairing its generally mediocre public school system.

Restaurants receive a rating of Satisfactory for one of two reasons: either the food is generally mediocre or it is wildly uneven.