Sentence examples for a decent sample from inspiring English sources

But too few turned up on the day to provide a decent sample.

If you want to find people in more specialised areas, or a decent sample of non-Americans, then you'll have to try a different directory.

"They live in remote locations and extreme environments, they move around a lot, and it's hard to mark enough individuals to get a decent sample size".

If you're going to indulge this habit, then look at the Rasmussen Reports tracking poll of swing states, which at least has a decent sample size.

But at the very least they make polling more expensive, since more calls are required to drum up a decent sample.

Unearthing a decent sample of these former members, as well as a wealth of archival film and photographs, the directors elicit testimony that's diversely sharp, spacey, nostalgic and heartbreaking.

But his son's refusal to release a decent sampling is so suspicious that even some top Republicans have balked.

"Until Internet polling gets a decent sampling frame, telephone surveys are necessary, and we can't exclude cellphones from telephone polling," said Martin Frankel, a professor of statistics at Baruch College.

There's a mojito menu ($9.50 to $12 a glass; $40 to $55 a pitcher), red or white sangria ($10 to $12 a glass; $40 to $45 a pitcher), margaritas ($9 to $12 a glass; $40 to $55 a pitcher), many other tropical drinks and a decent sampling of beers ($5 to $7 a glass or bottle) and wines ($9 to $14 a glass; $28 to $48 a bottle).

It was difficult to capture even a fraction of music that was presented, but I have tried to give a decent sampling, and a feel for what it was like to be there.

"You need a decent sized sample to study" the diversity of super-Earths, Wheatley says.