Sentence examples for be respectable in from inspiring English sources

This would be respectable in many Western countries, but as Kirill Rogov, an economic and political analyst, argues, it is not enough to sustain the political status quo.

When Warren Buffett tells the public that Berkshire's growth rate will slow in the future, it behooves one to listen…We think Berkshire's growth rate will be respectable in the future, but not torrid.

I feel like breaking those stereotypes as well as what it means to be respectable in different environments, whether it's with your friends or in corporate settings, I've been very diligent in not policing myself and making sure I don't code switch.

Mr Humala's approval rating of 25% is respectable in a country where few politicians are loved.

Sales were respectable in many cases - quite respectable by today's standards - but top 10 hits were rare and besides, outrageous success was for most not a priority.

Playing Pinkerton, the caddish American naval officer for whom Cio-Cio-San pines, the tenor Steven Harrison was respectable in tone though inconsistent in projection.

Mr Evans has interesting things to say about how few qualms party bosses (and minor functionaries) seemed to have about not being respectable in the old-fashioned bourgeois sense.

His crowds, while not approaching the 25,000 that showed for Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore in St . Louison their 1992 bus tour, have been respectable in their size and expressive in their support.

I don't see any specs in the release, but it's based on Intel's Moorestown platform, has a 7″ screen, and probably is respectable in the areas of RAM and so on.

"The police crimes are very low, police officers are respectable in a lot of places.

They weren't bad in "Blood and Honey," they were respectable in "Unbroken" and they're better here.