Sentence examples for decent real from inspiring English sources

We may no longer fly like eagles, but we're pretty sure we're capable of finding a decent real estate agent.

Unable to get a decent real return from bank accounts given relatively low interest rates, savers have taken their money out of the formal financial system.

This quaint pub is tucked away from the hoards of city-centre tourists and offers traditional, modestly priced pub grub (soups, sirloin steaks etc), while decent real ales are pumped up from that creepy cellar.

Smiley's return to Reagan's America in Good Faith - in which a decent real estate agent is carried away by the property bull market - was prompted by her hearing about a former IRS [inland revenue] inspector exploiting his knowledge of changing tax regulations to ride the economic boom.

The new FC Dallas stand-in head coach, Marco Feruzzi, will certainly be feeling that way after seeing his side come from behind thanks to two late strikes by super-sub Dominic Oduoro to snatch all three points at home to a decent Real Salt Lake team, coached by former Dallas standout Jason Kreiss.

He said that under Labour, people would see "a sensible, decent, real track for technical education; they will see a much stronger, not weaker, relationship with Europe that is crucial to our science base, and perhaps most important of all, they won't see north of 50 billion pounds of cuts that will risk destroying the pipeline of talent into science, technology and engineering".

The latest British data show average salaries up by 1.7% in a year; with inflation close to zero this is a decent real-terms rise.

"Video packets have been running into data packets," he said, adding that this conflict slows things down enough to scramble pictures, crash programs and "destroy attempts at decent real-time videoconferences".

Games are naturally engaging and fun; plus, I believe they offer a decent real-life approximation of situations where students might apply the skills we're targeting.

That he is now looking for new ways to be grateful feels both decent and real.

Apparently a New Jerseyan could starve trying to find decent pizza, real submarine sandwiches, Kaiser rolls or Tastykakes.