Sentence examples for decent rule from inspiring English sources
2.26pm GMT 46th over: Australia 204-1 (Warner 114, Doolan 76) Nick Toovey may have just proposed a decent rule change.
In fact it's a decent rule of thumb: if you read a cringeworthy term or phrase on the OBO, just assume it's being used knowingly.
"A decent rule of thumb is that for every dollar UMG actually accounts for and pays," the complaint says, "it should be accounting for and paying or crediting anywhere between two and three (or more) dollars".
Practically, based on the error G(f -S f), the popular gradient decent rule can be used during RBf -S fmethes adapopular [33].
A decent rule is that within the Circle Line, anything 3 stops or under is walkable in about 20 minutes; this not only saves time, but also money on the underground ticket.
He added that $10 million was a decent rule-of-thumb estimate for what an effective fall campaign could cost.
That's not good enough for me because states are at very different level, [sic] some have zero, some have decent rules".
Decent governance, rule of law and a willingness to employ science, such as genetic engineering, to conduct agriculture under stressed conditions (here the European Union is complicit in Luddite folly) could foster a breadbasket.
The Conservatives think there needs to be proper, decent, tough rules that don't ban free speech, but do ban preaching death".
That, in turn, increases demand for housing close to a popular school, which drives up prices to the extent that poor families cannot afford houses near decent state schools.The rule book that governs all this is absurdly complex, and education secretary Michael Gove is bent on simplifying it.
