Sentence examples for gives decent from inspiring English sources

I hope the division of honours on Sunday gives decent recognition to them all.

Cleanse your community of the filth that gives decent gay men and women a bad name.

For the final half hour, he made unselfish runs and gave decent passes for the final two goals.

Write super a check for last Christmas, plus give decent tip for fixing cracked toilet tank, twice.

It's time the media broke with the status quo and gave decent coverage to female excellence in sport.

John Brooks and Orozco, neither of whom would be first choice in the center of defense but who gave decent enough displays.

After all, student tutors are rarely given decent teacher training (is anyone in higher education?) and have to learn as they go.

But if the likes of Francis Maude, Mr Portillo's campaign manager in 2001, and the openly homosexual Alan Duncan are given decent jobs, it will be a signal of inclusiveness.

The perfect suit covers the smallest area possible while still giving decent lift (the worst are about as effective as clinging to a mattress).

Mr. Morgenstern and Ms. Song gave decent, representative performances for the most part, though neither showed the kind of virtuosity that sweeps all before it.

The head of the army, General Sir Peter Wall, sought guarantees that all the soldiers coming from Germany would be given decent accommodation and not be given menial jobs.