Sentence examples for decent understanding of from inspiring English sources

"I had a fairly decent understanding of the law," Carpenter said.

A decent understanding of what actually happened during the war is needed for that to happen.

He immediately started to get down with a pretty decent understanding of the foundations of popping.

Britain needs a highly skilled and highly motivated workforce, with good professional skills, better soft skills and a decent understanding of issues such as personal finance.

Finally, what of our duty to ensure that young people leave school with a decent understanding of how our political system works?

The study, led by Carol Vorderman, the TV presenter, also recommended creating a new-style practical maths GCSE to give slower pupils a decent understanding of real-life issues such as managing their finances and data handling.

Looks like the Grand Ol Partyy had a decent understanding about the value of limited natural resources back in the day, and certainly didn't rely on basically stupid and argumentative commentary to get their points across.

Without a decent understanding and education on the topic, will the next generation of teenagers be consigned to great masturbation and confusing, harmful sex? *In order to protect the identities of interviewees, no real names have been used.

"I think we've got a decent understanding.

They will be forgiven because the Ethiopian people are decent, understanding and compassionate.

Any decent, understanding human being will tone it down when asked.