Sentence examples for considered a decent from inspiring English sources

In restaurants, 20% of the tab is considered a decent tip.

Matsui, who has played 103 games, had been considered a decent shortstop, though not above average.

Former England manager Fabio Capello is generally considered a decent option, rated at 14/1 with Paddy Power.

Still, it appears to be attractive enough to lure young people in developing countries where even 50 cents an hour is considered a decent wage.

They have to be considered a decent bet for Euro 2016 and even Russia 2018 – no matter how fast things can change in football.

Two dollars a day is considered a decent wage here, especially for a woman who dropped out of eighth grade to have her first baby at age 14.

Others leave because they can get what they consider a decent job.

Its battery lasts just a day, but it does charge fast – which some will consider a decent trade-off.

Thomas added: "We made Asa what we consider a decent offer, on improved terms, but to be fair to Asa he was honest with us and has been offered a contract on quite a bit more money, closer to home and in a higher division.

Yet I stayed; something within me refused to consider a decent apartment, even though I could afford it.

And almost everyone agrees that the official definition of poverty falls well short of what most Americans would consider a decent living.