Sentence examples for decent technical from inspiring English sources

They exhibited decent technical effects but were in some obscure way insubstantial or evasive.

Many of the dancers she chose for "Chapel Songs" looked like advanced students with decent technical skills but not enough performing experience to have learned to project.

The bank has been involved in few of the 200 or so large dams built in the past five years, but that is mainly because dam-builders of which China is much the biggest—dam-builders of the bank's time- and money-consuming regulations, designed to ensure decent technical, social and environmental standards.

By the time they learn enough to do a decent technical support job, they move off to nearby big cities to better paid jobs in the IT industry.

First, build up the business with a focus on generating large positive cash flow, and then aggressively invest those profits into the original business as well as into strategic side products with decent technical overlap.

DVD Talk gave a "Recommended" rating to the DVD, stating that the release was "right on target with other recent WWE DVDs (for better or worse), from the decent technical presentation to the lack of bonus features".

"Why should we have to drive an hour, be it to Cherry Hill or Wilmington, to get a decent-paying technical position?" Mrs. Fay asked.

The project admittedly requires a decent amount of technical know-how, as well as a willingness to get your hands dirty and use a soldering iron, but it's not too expensive depending on how easily you can get your hands on a Game Boy in somewhat decent condition, and if you already have a decent kit of computer repair tools and hardware.

Cohler said that Berlin has many of the right ingredients to be a strong startup hub, with a decent pool of technical talent, a low cost of living and a place at the intersection of technology and many other industries and cultures.

Do your best to ensure everyone in your group has decent levels of technical, military and scientific knowledge (bringing books to introduce the relevant sub because these could be ect matter is a very good idea).

He said that under Labour, people would see "a sensible, decent, real track for technical education; they will see a much stronger, not weaker, relationship with Europe that is crucial to our science base, and perhaps most important of all, they won't see north of 50 billion pounds of cuts that will risk destroying the pipeline of talent into science, technology and engineering".