Sentence examples for a common decent from inspiring English sources
vandekamp "A film that celebrates a common, decent humanity in the face of prejudice and greed is rare.
However, the seed region is too small to distinguish cases of homoplasy from cases of common decent.
This is a common feature on decent DLSR cameras and some high-end compacts.
Ordinary Jews and Palestinians share a common ambition: They want a decent life for their families — on the land that has been shared by so many tribes throughout the ages.
A tree-like representation of all life assumes vertical decent from a common ancestor, but this assumption has been extensively criticized in the scientific literature (e.g., Doolittle 1999; Doolittle and Bapteste 2007; Koonin and Wolf 2008).
The ptxP3- fim3-1 and ptxP3- fim3-2 strains could not be distinguished by CGH or MLVA, possibly reflecting recent decent from a common ancestor.
If all big research universities were to pledge not to use lightened teaching loads as a bargaining chip, a "common enterprise university" might stand a decent chance.
From any perspective, that is the principle of a decent society: We share a common interest.
If two compounds have similar chemical structures, there is a decent chance that these compounds can be connected by a common reaction.
TOKYO — A common complaint among Europeans in Tokyo used to be how hard it was to find a decent baguette.
In Britain, where a prime minister with a decent Commons majority has the power to act – and is expected to act – as a decisive, sometimes almost dictatorial figure, U-turns are usually seen by journalists and politicians as damaging humiliations.
