Sentence examples for decent supply from inspiring English sources

Leicestershire are continuing to produce a decent supply of players but are finding them increasingly difficult to keep.

Field mice, country cousins of the tenement mice I once knew so well, are also in decent supply.

The Knicks now have a decent supply, with Kelenna Azubuike — a career 40.9 percent shooter from the arc — joining the holdovers Gallinari (38.9) and Toney Douglas (38.9).

Not surprisingly, the countries that did well at Sochi tended to be those that have a decent supply of snow at home.

Since such a lowly satellite would suffer from atmospheric drag, it would need its own propulsion system and a decent supply of fuel.

Many more systems have been trialled and rejected since but, when you have a decent supply of specialist attacking full-backs, they ought to be trusted.

Thanks to government grants and improved pension payments, most houses now have electricity, a decent water supply, outside toilets — and, of course, the right to choose their own government.

"Last year, birds and mammals suffered some of the poorest fruiting crop in years and this, coupled with the prolonged cold snap in spring, meant that many species had to endure a long period without a decent food supply".

For its many fans in the world of development experts, its achievement in doing this while serving the very poor makes it a model proof that all that stands between poor people and a decent water supply is mismanagement.This is a salutary message.

Here are two very real examples, from Facebook: "Invest in a decent febreeze supply and use a capture card to play my consoles on my laptop," says literally a man called Corey on one post; "As long as I've got room for my TV and PC I'm good," says another, called Ron, further up.

Here are two very real examples, from Facebook: "Invest in a decent febreeze supply and use a capture card to play my consoles on my laptop," says literally a man called Corey on one post; "As long as I've got room for my TV and PC I'm good," says another, called Ron, further up.