Sentence examples for a decent grade of from inspiring English sources

Wine glasses can be delicate and can break easily if you don't purchase a decent grade of glass.

Irked that so many pupils have been steered into easy-to-pass subjects, Mr Gove has created a new measure of school success: the proportion of pupils gaining a decent grade in five traditional subjects.

Over the past decade Wales has failed to match the improved exam results in other parts of Britain: just 66.5% of GCSE entries got a decent grade in 2011, compared with 69.8% in England.

About two in five black adolescents met the benchmark of graduating from high school with a decent grade point average, no children and no criminal record by the age of 19.

The class lived up to its reputation as a challenge, but I found a good study group, and after a lot of hard work ended up with a decent grade in the class.

Phan said he just hoped he'd get a decent grade.

You cannot waste Julia Stiles in a purely expository role and get a decent grade from me.

Political strategist David Plouffe, who supports Clinton, also gave Holt a decent grade,  but said he believes the candidates need to focus on their own performance more than that of the moderator.

College exams are extremely difficult and take much preparation if you expect a decent grade.

The New York Times reviewer thought little of it: "Under different intentions, it might have made a decent grade-C Roger Corman bike movie though Corman has generally used more interesting directors than Guercio".

"They have a decent level of downforce and a decent-looking front wing.