Sentence examples for decent grades from inspiring English sources

She also perceived herself to be doing poorly, despite getting decent grades.

I gained decent grades at O level mainly because of my memory skills.

Then he figured something out: Without decent grades, there was no path to college.

If those five decent grades included maths and English, however, only 44% of pupils managed to do that well.

*** Somehow I got decent grades at A-level and in 1992 went to Leeds University to study French and English.

For once schools are not to blame: almost 60% of mostly 16-year-olds passed GCSE maths with decent grades in 2011, up from 50% in 2003.

Get decent enough grades that you will be able to do the career of your choice.

History GCSE in 2012 demands a range of skills which need to be artfully synthesised to attain a decent grade.

My degree in French and Spanish – despite being a decent grade from a good university – is not worth the paper it's written on.

Having a decent grade in a law degree could be what gives you the edge, no matter what job you're applying for.

Irked that so many pupils have been steered into easy-to-pass subjects, Mr Gove has created a new measure of school success: the proportion of pupils gaining a decent grade in five traditional subjects.