That was a mediocre movie with mediocre actors.

The coffee was mediocre.

Tom is a mediocre painter.

Tom is a mediocre painter.

Tom is a mediocre painter.

These products are mediocre quality.

These products are mediocre quality.

To become popular, you need to be mediocre.

To become popular, you need to be mediocre.

Male youth soccer camps and leagues are either nonexistent or mediocre.

The vast majority of North Americans know English only at a mediocre level.

I celebrated Bastille day with a baguette, Roquefort and a glass of mediocre French red.

With Lack of quality script and mediocre performance the cinema industry managed releasing of 100 movies per annum.

Just too bad it was prompted by such a mediocre movie. TheInterview Gitesh Pandya ( giteshpandya) December 24, 2014

Europe has high public debts, taxes near 50 of national product, and years of high unemployment and mediocre growth.

An accurate jump shot and the willingness to take punishment never made up for my size and mediocre leaping ability.

The nation is not a united citizenry, but rather a mediocre country created through the universal gagging of its people.

The likely scenario for advanced economies is a mediocre U shaped recovery, even if we avoid a W shaped double dip.

But he did not do himself any favors with his cabinet choices, many of whom had mediocre records that indicated corruptibility.

Mediocre income growth for everyone but the rich in the last few decades opened a gap between incomes and spending aspirations.

And liberal capitalism itself with its mediocre political leaders and cartoonish public discourse has become a poor advertisement for the Absolute Idea.

Given synchronized fiscal retrenchment in most advanced economies, another year of mediocre growth could give way to outright contraction in some countries.

Thinking that a national strike helps to improve things is proof of the mediocre thinking that prevents this country from moving forward

But that alliance is unraveling as Germany s own status declines, owing to its mediocre economic performance and the loss of its prestigious Deutschemark.

I think that the minister's deliberate way of thinking is mediocre as it reveals a banalization of a sector as important as education.

First, growth in the second quarter has decelerated from a mediocre 1.8 in January March, as job creation averaging 70,000 a month fell sharply.

At the same time, US job growth is still too mediocre to make a dent in the overall unemployment rate and on labor income.

First, growth in the second quarter has decelerated from a mediocre 1.8 in January March, as job creation averaging 70,000 a month fell sharply.

They give low grades to specific agencies, consider most officials to be corrupt, and rate the government s performance on most issues as mediocre, at best.

I used to consider this piece rather mediocre, but it's grown on me since then, and now I find it quite enjoyable to listen to.

The same applies to corporate firms some have bad luck and their business plans fail, while others borrow too much to pay their mediocre managers excessively.

Not since the 1960 s had Mexico undergone ten consecutive years of economic stability, low inflation, low interest rates, a stable currency, and constant, though mediocre growth.

Instead, nationalist and authoritarian regimes have been in power for most of the past quarter century, pursuing state capitalist growth models that ensure only mediocre economic performance.

In the US, annual growth was already below trend in the first half of 2010 (2.7 in the first quarter and estimated at a mediocre 2.2 in April June).

Brazil is still an enormously bureaucratic country, with an educational system in crisis, very high taxes, mediocre infrastructure, impediments to the creation of businesses, and a high level of corruption.

And it's not, but we think speech My God, little children pick it up somehow, and by the age of two they're doing a mediocre job, and by three and four they're speaking reasonably well.

The increase in private and public sector leverage and the related asset and credit bubbles are partly the result of inequality. Mediocre income growth for everyone but the rich in the last few decades opened a gap between incomes and spending aspirations.

Indeed, austerity is spreading to the core of the eurozone, the United States, and other advanced economies (with the exception of Japan). Given synchronized fiscal retrenchment in most advanced economies, another year of mediocre growth could give way to outright contraction in some countries.

How did Director David Lowery manage to shoot a fantastically lovable remake of the forgotten Disney film, Pete's Dragon (1977), which was mediocre from start to finish and only remembered for combining animation and live action film and turn it into this summer's most heartwarming film?

Not since the 1960 s had Mexico undergone ten consecutive years of economic stability, low inflation, low interest rates, a stable currency, and constant, though mediocre growth. For the first time ever, mortgages, automobile loans, and consumer credit became available to the lower middle class this year more homes were built and sold, and more cars were bought, than ever before.

Whatever letter of the alphabet US economic performance ultimately resembles, what is coming will feel like a recession. Mediocre job creation and a further rise in unemployment, larger cyclical budget deficits, a fresh fall in home prices, larger losses by banks on mortgages, consumer credit, and other loans, and the risk that Congress will adopt protectionist measures against China will see to that.