Sentence examples for cannot get decent from inspiring English sources

Most (not quite all) the problems with the Pre are to do with a network that seems to have slowed down dramatically in the last few weeks, and I speak as an O2 customer who - despite living and working at different ends of London's Zone 1 cannot get decent reception at home or in the office.

Nobody goes: that rat got hench in a sewer, and yet I cannot even get decent arms going to the Fitness First near the Shard three times a week.

PARIS — Although France is one of the best-wired countries anywhere, residents of Ablis, a small town southwest of Paris, cannot get a decent broadband connection.

"I told Sebastien, 'This country put a man on the moon and you cannot get a decent croissant in a bakery,' " Mr. Pfeiffer said.

It means a 26-year-old mother in Rio cannot get a decent job because she keeps being told there are "issues about her appearance" (post-baby tummy).

In other words, it is invested by fund managers who cannot get a decent return on other assets, especially corporate and government bonds.

The Japanese example shows us that when households cannot get a decent return on savings, they just save more to reach a level of capital deemed necessary for financial security and retirement needs.

As Patterson points out, the belief that black students cannot get a decent education unless there are white students in the classroom — the implication of the doll study — has always been disputed by some African-Americans.

They find it hard to get decent jobs.

And, of course, you get decent showers too.

Will immigrant farmworkers get decent wages and safe working conditions?