Sentence examples for decent references from inspiring English sources

You can also realise that if we are moving into a gig-economy then decent references, using your networks to help those who've worked hard for you, and transparency around length of contract is important, decent behaviour.

There are many bad or even mediocre nannies out there who will meet you armed with years of experience and decent references.

Expect to spend anywhere from 600.00 to 1500.00 for an experienced wedding DJ with good equipment and decent references.

There's quite a lot here that you'll be able to find if you have a halfway decent reference shelf.

In remotely sensed datasets with wide geographical extents and coarse spatial resolutions, it seems difficult to conduct decent ground reference measurements, especially in forest sites.

While categorising their particular style of punk may be anathema to Metz, the band's origins provide a decent frame of reference.

"Really sensational," Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung exclaimed after the 1-0 over 1. FC Köln on Saturday, no so much in reference to the decent, unspectacular performance as such but Eintracht doing so inexplicably well this season.

Still, he keeps a trace of the fun and fantasy going with his reference to "the decent inn of death", an image that satisfyingly suggests moderate pleasures and eternal rest may not be incompatible.

But alas, although I had a glowing reference, wrote a decent essay, and am actually a playwright whose work has been performed (attracting an encouraging review in the Guardian).

In the same paper, Charles Spencer made a similarly snide comment about "actresses complain[ing] that there aren't nearly enough decent parts for women", and referenced "Dr Johnson's notorious line" comparing women's preaching to a "dog's walking on his hind legs", before remarking in apparent surprise that "in fact some of the acting is excellent".

As shown in Figure 2c, LSSC links each of its codewords to a unique Hamming distance away from any reference codeword in a decent manner.