Sentence examples for decent trials from inspiring English sources

Correlation is not causation, and no decent trials have yet been done to show whether DHA supplements do in fact reduce addiction.

Plenty of anti-virus stuff, some games, decent trials of popular software, and other doo-dads are good for those who want this stuff.

Now seems on a fairer mark and won a decent trial race at Fairyhouse last time.

"This was an eminently defendable case, and I don't think it would have been a capital case if he'd had decent trial counsel" from the start, said Sandra L. Babcock, a Northwestern University law professor representing Mr. Leal on behalf of the Mexican government.

How then can a promising unorthodox treatment get a decent trial?

After enough trial runs, typically 10,000 or more, it makes a decent fist of recognising that class of objects in unlabelled images.This still requires human input, though.

Given there are bonus seconds on offer in the early stages, a decent time trial on Saturday could put Cavendish in contention for the yellow jersey.

"Richie is leading the team but the course suits me," says Thomas, "and sometimes, like in Algarve, you take your chance and go for a stage win then that puts you up there overall, and I can ride a decent time trial.

The 28-year-old added: "Alex has had a good year with a few decent time trial results and he has a decent chance of getting in the top 10.

Luxembourg's Andy Schleck, who in 2011 finished second for the third consecutive year after failing to follow up some superb riding in the Alps with a decent time trial performance, has conceded the 2012 Tour will not play to his strengths, but says he is focusing on the mountains.

"I was looking into the prospect of doing a Giro-Vuelta double because I didn't know how many more opportunities I'd get for a Giro that is set up with so many mountain-top finishes and a decent amount of time trialling.