Sentence examples for decent reception from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, the new stocks were getting a decent reception.

My runner-up this time is Rupert Sheldrake's The Science Delusion, though in fact it had a strikingly decent reception for a book also critiquing scientistic dogmatism.

As James Edwards says, there seem to be rather a lot of Brits in the crowd, as Khan gets a decent reception.

Despite the decent reception to last week's final results from Pets, a hefty discount will be required to shift that stock..

Most (not quite all) the problems with the Pre are to do with a network that seems to have slowed down dramatically in the last few weeks, and I speak as an O2 customer who - despite living and working at different ends of London's Zone 1 cannot get decent reception at home or in the office.

So, great news for those of you who simply want a cellphone with decent reception and battery life.

The Kasbah has decent cellphone reception, but no land lines for guests.

But are New Yorkers expected to tithe like the rest of the country, when we have to pay so much for rent, parking, decent TV reception and Gucci?

Although the beige-and-brown office building at 795 Folsom doesn't have a gym, a cafeteria, decent iPhone reception or a particularly attractive facade, tech start-ups are jostling to rent offices there.

It was a four-week residency, and wildly productive: without social distractions, the Internet or even decent cellphone reception, I churned out pages in record time, hitting and then exceeding my regular word count on a daily basis.

District 9 picked up Oscar nominations for best film and best adapted screenplay, as well as two technical nods, while Elysium had to make do with a decent critical reception and strong box office return of $286m worldwide.