Sentence examples for decent shape of from inspiring English sources

In the USA Today of Monday, April 22, 2014, the editors posed the following question to several experts: "Is the pullback over?" Here is what Rod Smyth, chief investment strategist at Riverfront Investment Group, said: "Given the decent shape of the economy, the broad market doesn't look as if it'll get dragged down by the loss of momentum in growth stocks".

Mr. Rodgers said the car, which had a little over 100,000 miles on it, was in pretty decent shape for a car of that age, but that it still needed some attention.

Skeptics take note: "If you're in decent shape for either one of these workouts, you're going to burn at least as many calories as any other vigorous group exercise class," he said.

And he'll be in decent shape for the rest of the week, too. 6.51pm BST Tiger's on the dancefloor at 15, a conservative approach to the middle of the green, its Tory heartland if you will.

His final score of 8.8 out of 10 matches my own view that the code is in decent shape for launch.

His final score of 8.8 out of 10 matches my own view that the code is in decent shape for launch.

They're in decent shape for the Copa America.

The defeat by their near neighbours hurt the Saints in more ways than one, but Mallinder considers his players to be in decent shape ahead of their last match of the campaign: the small matter of a Heineken Cup final with Leinster, the 2009 champions, in Cardiff on Saturday evening.

The road was paved and in decent shape most of the way.

"On balance, the US economy is in decent shape (outside of manufacturing) and economic conditions in Europe are improving as well.

Pre-season Formula 1 testing finished with a flourish from Mercedes and they look in decent shape ahead of the new season.