Sentence examples for decent preparation from inspiring English sources

So England will go into their first major test against Australia at Melbourne's Telstra Dome on November 2 with a decent preparation - and could in theory have an advantage over the Kangaroos, who will have had a day less to recover from what should be a tougher opening game against New Zealand in Sydney.

"Tough one to lose but a decent preparation for Aussie Open," Lapthorne later tweeted. .

Regular perinatal review meetings, with "decent preparation" [DS1-S2-GC] are crucial in reaching the point of sustainability.

And now the government is talking about introducing new study programmes for 16- to 19-year-olds, to give young people "tailored education and training" and "decent work experience and preparation for employment", is it cynical to point out that the cost of training the next generation of employees seems to have been passed from businesses to the taxpayer?

Despite my reservations, the Venezuelan roads were pretty decent, and hence no preparation for Brazil's horrific driving conditions.

And yet when we study the biographies of our heroes, we learn that they spent years in preparation doing tiny, decent things before one historical moment propelled them to center stage.

While increasing numbers of young people have sought post-secondary degrees, poor academic preparation, the shortage of decent full-time jobs for recent graduates, and rapidly rising tuition costs have produced astonishingly low graduation rates.

Spend a decent amount of time on this preparation, as it will form the basis for your painting and is the time during which your ideas gel for the final scene.

College exams are extremely difficult and take much preparation if you expect a decent grade.

While the success of preparations could be dicey, the decent quality of ingredients was a constant.

We prefer lobster simply steamed, and although we would ordinarily avoid fancy preparations here, the lobstermania sounded decent, and it was.