Sentence examples for a respectable level of from inspiring English sources

"If they can maintain a respectable level of economics of the drug I think they should accept the deal," said one fund manager, who spoke on the condition he not be identified.

There seems to be no logical pattern in the honors, fellowships and glowing reviews it bestows or does not bestow on writers who have achieved a respectable level of professionalism.

The growing crisis is threatening to undo reforms in a country -- a major recipient of American aid -- where pensioners are being paid on time for the first time in years and where the economy last year registered a respectable level of growth after a decade of collapse and stagnation.

However, he cautions that the Americans will now be looking closely at Britain's further conduct, not least the questions of whether it maintains a respectable level of military spending, stays in the European Union and is willing to play an active role in the Middle East and north Africa.

Jurgen Klinsmann, a former German star who now coaches the American national team, said that in addition to drawing more attention to the sport in the United States, Beckham had added credibility to the league on the field, showing other top international stars that M.L.S. was a respectable level of competition.

Those at the top are held up as role models--ignoring the fact that the educational, economic, and social structures that would make a respectable level of achievement possible for more people are defunded, destroyed, or out of stock.

Until you get your range to a respectable level, you will see a loss of cash, but don't despair, you can make it up later.

Their music sounds like they're single-handedly keeping the infant death rate of Southeastern Europe at a respectable level.

He just wanted to compete at a respectable level in the game he loved.

"Hopefully, my talent will stay at a respectable level where I can help a team out," he said.

The Chicago Tribune's Michael Phillips writes that "Madden's easygoing follow-up resembles a slightly scattered second season of a BBC sitcom," and that it "offers little you couldn't write yourself, but it does so with respectable level of craft.