Sentence examples for either decent from inspiring English sources

And in 1999, on the hundredth anniversary of Du Bois's classic, Elijah Anderson published a new sociological study of poor black neighborhoods in Philadelphia, "Code of the Street," which took seriously its informants' own characterization of themselves and their neighbors as either "decent" or "street" or, not infrequently, a bit of both.

Everywhere else it is (more often than not) Spotify on either decent headphones or speakers.

During BP dives, there were no significant differences between individuals in either decent rates (t301 = 0.67, p = 0.505) or ascent rates (t301 = 1.09, p = 0.277) which averaged 1.14 and 1.35 m⋅s−1 respectively (Table 2).

Aside from a brief period early in the third quarter which yielded a score from Asaeli Tikoirotuma they struggled to hang on to the ball long enough to establish either a decent platform or any momentum.

But what about all those "who aren't first but who aren't really last, either?" a decent woman asks.

It does not have the genre to itself on this machine, either – the decent UK-developed "clone", Fortresscraft – available on the Xbox Live Indie Games channel – has its own ardent community and has been hugely successful.

And this week the hospital lobby said it could cut the rates it charges the government by over $150 billion over 10 years.This is still not enough money, so momentum is growing on the left to impose "pay or play" on employers: firms must either provide decent health cover, or pay a fine.

You could either get decent quality audio and so-so video, or the other way around," says Kotsatos.

Such confirmation either requires decent antibodies (which are not always available but we have included all that are) or repeat proteomics (which we had already included).

He will judge all 5 eggs and tell you that they either have decent, above average, or outstanding.

Why burden either of these decent people with your mess?