Sentence examples for has a decent future from inspiring English sources
The first set against Ryan Harrison – a guy I know very well and a player who at 22 has a decent future of his own ahead of him – was tight and Dimitrov did well to get through it.
Big Oil can still have a decent future as Big Gas, but that will not prove as profitable.The biggest impact of declining demand could be geopolitical.
If we are to have a decent future as a nation, we must invest in the potential of all of them.
He understands the Egglestons' fears but needs middle-class families like them to stay if Maple Heights is to have a decent future.
But underlying these alarming developments is a deepening economic crisis that also needs to be resolved rapidly if the country is to have a decent future.
The atmosphere in Stepanakert, Karabakh's capital, is orderly in a post-Soviet way, not chaotic.So Karabakh might have a decent future if the enclave's future could somehow be settled.
What this means is that if future generations are to have a decent future -- or perhaps any future at all -- human civilization as a whole will have to meet something of the same challenge as Europe first began to meet nearly 70 years ago.
He has a decent record of doing so.
He actually has a decent point.
Autophagy has a decent role in colorectal organogenesis, mucosal homeostasis and disease development.
