Sentence examples for decent split from inspiring English sources
A decent split of men and women and a black protagonist already puts the game ahead of the curve.
I am leaving for the same reason a perfectly decent couple decides to split because they've been together since high school and never tried loving someone else.
That split ought to give Labour a decent advantage in terms of seats because of a bias in the electoral system; Labour seats tend to cluster in constituencies with smaller electorates.
Until it was outed, Starbucks claimed it had a national policy of giving decent notice, but in fact local managers often required employees to work split shifts, working late into the evening and then coming in early the next morning.
So perhaps the split within the left might be reparable and the decents may start to distance themselves from the neocons.
Sign up for the program, then buy all your textbooks through your 'referral link.' Convince others to do the same (splitting the money, maybe) and altogether you could save a half decent amount of money.
The candidates split on a bailout of the auto industry, with Obama helping save some decent American jobs, and they disagree about how much the obscenely wealthy should pay in taxes, although sometimes Romney disagrees with himself on that score.
And he is in danger of turning a "decent debate" over the EU into "a bitter argument" within the Tories, returning it to the damaging rows that split the party under John Major in the 1990s.
Training data was further split, with 20% set aside for validation of each epoch to optimize the network through back propagation with gradient decent.
In many Delaware appraisal proceedings, the judge just splits the decision, awarding a value that falls between the experts' recommendations and giving the shareholders a decent return for exercising their rights.
