Sentence examples for develop a decent from inspiring English sources
In fact, most noncooking grown-ups could develop a decent kitchen repertory by referring to ChopChop for a year.
King Abdullah has been slow to share power, but he remains a decent leader, trying to develop a decent country of 10 million that now hosts 1.3 million Syrian refugees.
Although an online shop does not have to pay a rent or a mortgage, it does have to pay for the servers and the IT folks to develop a decent platform (unless you go for some "out of the box" plug-and-play solution, which I honestly do not recommend).
But it takes a lot of galaxy-cluster observations to develop a decent picture.
The time to develop a decent policy of immigration--a fitting instrument for our foreign policy and a true reflection of the ideals we stand for, at home and abroad--is now".
If you decide it is For you: Become more familiar with the story and develop a decent understanding of the morals.
He thought he had developed a decent relationship with Ms. Haley, he said, both when he was her colleague in the Legislature and now during her governorship.
Whether they were pushed or whether they jumped, Augusta National have found the perfect first female member in Rice and not just because she has developed a decent game since she took the sport up eight years ago.
Calgary has gone years without developing a decent backup goalie, and when the time comes to replace Kipper, the only choice will be to buy, rather than look internally for new talent.
Like the Sandinistas in Nicaragua, who based their revolution on the English co-operative moment, and the moderate Allende in Chile, he offers the threat of an alternative way of developing a decent society: in other words, the threat of a good example in a continent where the majority of humanity has long suffered a Washington-designed peonage.
The ambitious newbie confronts the impotent veteran; for two minutes or so, the show develops a decent riff about finding meaning in work, and, therefore, life, and then it moves on to fry other philosophical fish a whole bucket of smelt, some less than fresh.
