Sentence examples for ever have a decent from inspiring English sources

The redistribution of wealth and opportunity, not only through the welfare state, but through public investment in social and economic infrastructure, has created conditions in which more people than ever have a decent shot at attaining the economic security vital to individual wellbeing.

But then again she's still going to have to work hard to be an acceptably-tough president for some voters, seeing as how she is the first woman to ever have a decent crack at winning.

Sure, none of this is rocket science and nobody has ever implied that you can have a decent chat with a cash-point.

Overall, the MDGs have a decent record.

"Do I have a decent job?

Have a decent goalkeeper at last, too.

If you have a decent job in your mid- to late- 20s, unless you have the backing of a corporate sponsor, leaving it to get an MBA is a higher risk than ever.

We have a decent relationship.

"We have a decent side," he insisted.

"They have a decent level of downforce and a decent-looking front wing.

To have a decent life".