Sentence examples for able to make decent from inspiring English sources

Like them, I believe that the agency is absolutely able to make decent and compassionate changes to its handling of volunteer safety.

Since the rise of ESPN and extreme sports, a talented, telegenic surfer like Rory might actually be able to make decent white-collar money.

Even so, there are question marks over whether the leaders in this area are even able to make decent returns from any of this business yet.

Lucas is persuaded that around the turn of the century young filmmakers will be able to make decent-quality movies for a few thousand dollars each.

Steelworkers, midlevel corporate executives, shopkeepers and plumbers were all able to make a decent amount from the start of their careers with steady, but never spectacular, raises throughout.

It was an unquestionably rude move, but between being a millionaire musician and dating Jake Gyllenhaal, I think Swift was able to make a decent recovery.

It wasn't until he approached the age of 30 that he was able to make a decent living from his craft.

Because if they did, then we would finally be able to make a decent calculation of how far it was from the Earth to the sun; and thence make a start on working out the dimensions of the solar system.

The romantics believe in artists following their muses, being discovered by gallerists and collectors with a "good eye," and, perhaps, being able to make a decent living off their art as a result.

Mr. Tzotchev is able to make a decent living between sales in a good year, he may sell a piece every month or so and teaching art courses at the Nassau County Museum of Art.

Then we are looked down on for not being able to make a decent living.