Sentence examples for be less than decent from inspiring English sources

Certainly, should the service be less than decent, guests would be justified (much to the chagrin of the server) in tipping a smaller percentage.

Freegans are decent people, and, in this shopping centre, at least, there's never been less than enough to go round.

While the comedy openings might be less than hoped for, both could still provide decent counterprogramming to the spectacle-driven films opening on Memorial Day weekend, when mega productions X-Men: Apocalypse and Alice Through the Looking Glass take over.

Thus its failure rate is less than 25%, a decent figure for most investors.

That's less than two cartons of decent smokes here in the States.

The average monthly wage is less than £15, obliging people to scrabble for decent food and basics such as soap, and there are severe shortages of housing and transport.

The numbers sure sounded decent, but investors were less than thrilled.

You might even be able to bag a tax deduction by donating computers which are less than five years old and still in decent working condition to organizations that will refurbish them.

But the unions say that the average monthly salary is less than a quarter of that, barely enough to pay for a decent pair of shoes.

In a just society, shouldn't your kids' teacher be able to afford a decent apartment or home that's less than an hour from school?

That's less than the 195,000 predicted by Wall Street analysts, but still a decent showing that seems to indicate a growing economy.