Sentences with phrase «often than mediocre»

Sales superstars rise to and defeat the challenge of no much more often than mediocre salespeople; that's one of the qualities that make them super.

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They can help create a name often for less than the cost of purchasing a mediocre domain name.
So we bought good but rarely great players and more often than not mediocre dross.
Names often become dated much earlier than they are ready for and are forgotten about before they managed to fight for a spot in mediocre popularity.
His segments are mediocre giving an occasional smirk less often than Fox News is fact checked.
While all of the above approaches to cover design will work, more often than not the result is a mediocre cover that just doesn't communicate well with potential readers.
Some businesses can continue to generate high returns for a period of years, but often times an undervalued stock reaches fair value sooner than later, and then subsequent returns are mediocre.
More often than not, it's how you do something and the reasons behind it that separate the great value investor from the merely mediocre.
Common themes of bioweaponry and terrorism rise and fall with mediocre explanation and attempted humour between certain characters more often than not, misses the mark leaving certain interactions feeling awkward.
I can't say these games are outright bad, and I personally think they're definitely well made enough to warrant more than a mediocre, but they're simply not as vibrant and captivating as a Suda51 game, or even Other M for that matter, which can often justifiably be called bad games, except they are so damn strange and interesting that you can't help but think about them.
You're welcome to go in with chakrams spinning, but the combat mechanics are mediocre and more often than not, you'll be met with armed reinforcements who will shoot you down before you've had a chance to escape from your bad decision.
I have started using the giclees more often because it was a way of getting my best work seen by an audience as promotion rather than a mediocre painting.
I've seen fund sales go through the roof as a fund's return numbers back on to a disastrous and often historic low point in the fund's history with little more than mediocre results at the front end.
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