Sentence examples for decent to live from inspiring English sources
"I wonder how they can preserve the old buildings and still make them decent to live in," he said.
Good jobs, better education, decent communities, children at home in secure families – all depend on somewhere permanent and decent to live.
The children of poor households, and especially those in rural areas and of black or indigenous descent, are much less likely than the average Latin American to complete their schooling or have somewhere decent to live.
Isn't it astonishing that London is one of the less densely populated cities in the world, yet still manages to be a place where young people, whether healthy or not, despair of ever finding anywhere decent to live.
Families now make up nearly a third of private renters and if more landlords turn them away this will make it near impossible for many to find anywhere half-decent to live.
$10.10, however, is not enough to live a decent life.
"This makes intuitive sense; if you can't afford a decent place to live or enough food to feed your family, more money substantively improves your situation.
More and more people in the world are searching for a decent place to live, yet the conditions to achieve this are becoming tougher by the hour.
It's not a decent reason to leave, but as the Dungeon Master hopes to teach us, the world is not a decent place to live.
6. "Everyone Deserves a Decent Place to Live," accessed Nov. 2, 2017, www.habitat.org.habitat.org
