Sentence examples for a decent mean from inspiring English sources
Jacob was always trying to strike a decent mean between affirmation of his secret faith that art had been going wrong since the eighteen-sixties and his desire not to get caught up in the reactionary grievance-keeping that disfigured much of the revivalist world he lived in.
Relentlessly firing lightning bolts at him is also a decent means of progressing the mission.
In fact, the Widget is a pretty decent means of trying the concept before you buy it.
A decent education means liberalising our schools system so that more students can benefit from high standards and discipline.
Sadly a lack of anything approaching a decent story means the action can feel like a grind, especially when played offline.
To the average Venezuelan voter, access to the basics of a decent life means access to his or her little parcel of the petrostate pie, and supporting Chávez is the smart way to do that.
A decent home means having somewhere to feel safe and secure, somewhere warm and dry that improves health rather than compromising it, an environment where children can focus on learning to help them get on in the future.
In particular, attempting to get a shot of it from a mobile phone was nearly impossible — though the moon was big, it was still fairly small relative to most things, and phone's lack of a decent zoom meant that it was quite small.
Her research shows that training workers and paying them a decent wage means they're more likely to be knowledgeable about products, answer customers' questions and ultimately drive sales.
There are decent means to protect ourselves from dangerous people.
