Sentence examples for between having a decent from inspiring English sources

It could be the difference between having a decent life in old age, or scrabbling around in poverty, unable to pay the heating bills or hire a carer.

For both men the ability to throw a knuckleball — an erratic pitch that doesn't spin and is maddeningly difficult to hit — was the difference between having a decent pro career and just missing out on one.

That will at least give some time for negotiators and civil society groups to pour over the paperwork to see how big the gap is between the pledges and having a decent shot at keeping global temperatures below 2C (and lowering the risks of all the impacts that come from rising temperatures, such as increasingly furious extreme weather events and rising sea levels).

Fink is having a decent season.

But he deprecates this as 'just having a decent memory'.

Either you're having a decent round, or you suck.

Busch led 278 of the 500 laps on the 0.533-mile 0.533-milead a decent gap between himself and Jovalon when his potentiandvictory was clouded by a caution for debris withad7 laps remaining.

Based on the first of a series of children's books by Gideon Defoe, this latest stop-action animated movie from the Aardman studio has a decent position between the two on the Plimsoll line.

While the chasing pack had a decent weekend Birmingham, Reading and Wolves mustered only two points between them.

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Overall, the MDGs have a decent record.