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Discover LudwigThe phrase "decent earnings" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to describe a satisfactory or reasonable amount of money earned by someone. For example: "The company offers decent earnings for entry-level employees, with the potential for higher salaries as they gain experience." "In today's economy, it can be difficult to find a job with decent earnings and job security." "Although the job doesn't pay much, the hours are flexible and the decent earnings make it worth it."
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The job cuts come as HSBC reported decent earnings in the second quarter.
Consequently, we feel the stock needs decent earnings per share upgrades to outperform.
But the next day Intel reported decent earnings, and market professionals seemed relieved and poised to buy.
"We continue to see decent earnings growth in areas such as the consumer discretionary sector," he said.
The workers came to the United States in April anticipating a summer of hard work and decent earnings to send home.
Citigroup's version of the universal-banking model is one where it walks into every punch going; Britain's HSBC has been more successful in blunting the impact of its American misadventures through decent earnings in emerging markets.
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The other gives mayors the power to deny residence to EU citizens who cannot show they have adequate earnings and decent housing.
Decent company earnings for the fourth quarter and an improving job market also helped lift markets.
Hints of optimism returned on Wall Street on Tuesday, thanks to an unexpected increase for a key housing gauge and a few decent corporate earnings reports.
Despite all the woes lately, Vonage still posted a decent Q1 earnings report of $195 million in revenue.
Despite the decent first quarter earnings it announced yesterday and all the progress it claims to be making in closing the search marketing gap with Google, Yahoo still has plenty of advertisers unsatisfied with the return Yahoo gives them on their search marketing dollars.
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