Sentence examples for decent according to from inspiring English sources

We can perform gradient decent according to (26).

Lupus is most common among women, particularly those of Asian, Hispanic, Native American or African-American decent, according to the the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

Some WB informants did, however, remark that "good jobs may actually not be decent, according to the standard definition of decent employment from the ILO".

Why don't you pick it up -- like a decent Swiss?" Rickie is a decent Swiss, according to Highsmith's ironic definition -- that is to say, when the underage boys he picks up at the train station steal the money out of his wallet, he considers it his just deserts.

Moreover, in the five Suns preseason games, he has proved himself not only to be an adequate shooter, but also a decent passer, according to coach Alvin Gentry.

This was a decent video, according to the Twitter ratio rule.

Clemmensen responded to Foster that "$5000 will not even buy a decent chair," according to her complaint.

As Treasury Secretary, from July, 1999, to January, 2001, he kept his ego in check and did a decent job, according to most accounts.

A deal to sell Newcastle United could be signed by July following "real and decent interest", according to the investment bank acting on behalf of the owner, Mike Ashley.

If the Low Pay Commission set higher minimums appropriate to each sector, like the old wages councils, larger companies could pay decent salaries according to profitability.

The pair had already spent two weeks in custody and have suffered from a lack of food and a decent bed, according to Mr Madden.