subpar

By putting her in a tie for last, I was saying she was one of two undifferentiated children so subpar that neither even merited fourth place.

The result wasn’t industrial strength but a flood of overpriced subpar goods, chronic inefficiency, and economic stagnation.

People in South Asia haven’t lost faith in democracy, but they appear increasingly fed up with subpar governance.

Among other things, the donors also questioned Jarmond’s name, image and likeness strategy, high spending despite years of running up massive athletic department deficits and failure to fire coach Chip Kelly amid subpar results.

Both CCM and worship music are subpar forms that white evangelicals settle for because they think you can catch demons from the real stuff.