Sentence examples for decent especially from inspiring English sources

The jobs numbers for the past five months or so, taken as a whole, have been fairly decent, especially relative to where the figures had been throughout most of the last three years.

That indignity aside, the achieved number is actually entirely decent, especially when you consider the risk of mounting a sequel to a film franchise that saw its most recent entry come out in 1985.

Saturday and Sunday looked "pretty decent", especially in the south, according to the Met Office, although rain was expected in north-west Scotland on Sunday, a region that has missed the sodden summer and needs the water.

There are currently 400,000 people in the United States living with MS. Women are twice as likely to develop the disease as men are, and individuals from Northern European decent, especially those who live in temperate climates, including Canada, the northern United States, New Zealand, Europe and southeastern Australia are at an increased risk, according to the Mayo Clinic.

The public generally does not view tattered, wrinkled, or stained clothes as decent, especially during formal gatherings.

But still fully expect to work up a decent sweat, especially when they do White Noise.

[The South American players] had pretty decent support, especially for the final, and they were established players he beat".

Florence was faintly more pleased: "There were some decent wines, especially if the price is not off the charts".

Teammates have told him that he has a decent swing, especially for someone who had not batted since high school.

That's a decent price, especially considering the old-school saloon atmosphere that includes sawdust on the floor.

It's made more amiable than it might have been by some decent performances, especially Gyllenhaal's.