Sentence examples for decent source from inspiring English sources

Braising steak At last, a decent source of protein.

Some say he's only being kept because he represents a decent source of merchandising revenue for BBC Worldwide.

WHAT does a book editor do when he can't find a decent source on seaside gardening to help tame his scrappy corner of a Fire Island salt marsh?

10.18am: This from the BBC's Jacqui Oatley: Heard from decent source that Howard Webb will be getting a WC semi-final, not final.

It may also be that since Britons can rely on the television news to be a decent source of news, newspapers are free to be adopt more partisan approaches or indulge in tabloid excesses.

One of the development goals set by the United Nations at the millennium was to halve the proportion of people without basic sanitation and a decent source of fresh water by 2015.

So it's ideal for areas which, despite plentiful water nearby, lack access to decent sources close to home: areas such as the uplands of Negros and other Philippine islands, where Dutchman Auke Idzenga and his colleagues in local NGO, Alternative Indigenous Development Foundation (AIDFI), work on community development projects.

It's all rumor and hearsay at this point, but Kevin seems to have decent sources, so we'll believe him for now.

However, other decent sources of lycopene include guavas, watermelon, grapefruit, papaya, sweet red peppers, red cabbage, asparagus, carrots and mangoes.

Don't cite something just for the sake of citing it, if you encounter an article for which you can't seem to find any decent sources, even "iffy" ones.

Half-decent sources tell me that Brown has, at the least, made tentative overtures to the Liberal Democrat leader about what might happen in a hung parliament.