Sentence examples for build up decent from inspiring English sources
New writers used to be given several years to build up decent sales.
In theory — but possibly not in practice — the most appealing targets here might not be those schools like Memphis or Houston that play second or third fiddle in a major market, but instead those like the University of Central Florida, East Carolina or Southern Mississippi that have built up decent fan bases in rural and exurban areas.
'We are doing quite a bit of this now.' Most people taking advantage of the rule change are relatively well-off, but are feeling the pinch in the current economic climate: the self-employed or estate agents, for instance, who earned well enough to build up a decent pension over the last decade but whose income has taken a dip lately.
That should build up a decent picture of the cargo's contents and reduce false positives.
It will affect people in their 40s or younger and will hit those unable to build up a decent private pension.
Alongside my studies my aim has been to try and build up a decent CV and get first hand experience outside of academic life and prepare for the 'real world' once that mortar board has hit the ground.
We're also trying to make it easier for people to save more while they are working: the state second pension helps 20 million low paid, carers and disabled people nationwide build up a decent provision.
It is encouraging that women are trying to pay back their debts, but once that is done they will need to save significant sums if they are to build up a decent pension".
Players can also convert real world cash into a separate currency, called shards, to help them build up a decent deck of cards.
The hands and the 12, 3, 6 and 9 indicators are all coated with Super-LumiNova to provide illumination in the dark, which does the job, though it does seem to have to spend a lot of time under direct sunlight to build up a decent and lasting charge.
