mediocre

Much of the reason for the mediocre economic performance has been beyond the government's control.

He knows himself to be mediocre, but he's great in the eyes of others.

They had come back so well after a mediocre first half.

The only way to get mediocre is one step at a time.

The things he has to say are by no means mediocre.

He does mediocre in studies, and his only interest is food.

As a result we can look at each individual and pay the best people more than the mediocre.

Even though Town were top of the table, their away form was very mediocre at best.

Five years on, we have seen the mediocre results of that.

But he is not the reason they are mediocre players, or less.

It is a mediocre work which he has done for money.

In the other one of the three he might make a mediocre success.

I have yet to hear someone say they are going to a doctor who is kind of mediocre.

Had their defense been just mediocre, they might have won 50 games.

For a mediocre job, without some fast talking, they would be out.

They're at a mediocre table up front by the bar.

For 1978, sales were about half of the mediocre 1977 figure.

"The best medical system in the world has become a mediocre one," he says.

Your feeling that our new school will be mediocre at best is way off the mark.

"I think in the next year or so they have an opportunity to show mediocre results," he said.

They are 25-1 at home this season, but now a mediocre 11-10 on the road.

Even a mediocre chief executive could do better than this.

"Or is it enough to do only a mediocre job?"

"We just tried to play the game with too many mediocre players," he said.

But the online market used to make room for mediocre games.