Sentence examples for keep decent from inspiring English sources

He tries to keep decent neighbourhood schools alive.

Money to keep decent players who might otherwise have joined the thousands of Latin Americans lighting up European club sides.

Further, mothers' ability to find and keep decent jobs is shaped by public policies such as paid family leaves from work.

The difference, perhaps, is that most European systems have a clearer default option for those who fall seriously ill with no plans or preferences.As the experience of many countries shows, sensible practices come into being only when the population being cared for is large enough to make it worthwhile to keep decent records and devise sound default options.

Writer Tom Martin said he was "quite possibly the best boss I've ever worked for" and "a great manager of people" while Don Payne commented that for Scully "it was really important that we kept decent hours".

And it's true that there are enough learned seminars on the way to keep a decent university history department going for months.

I wasn't political enough, certainly wasn't daring enough, and I was never quite able to keep a decent curl in my never quite shoulder length hair.

"Theoretically, they could keep a decent portion of the revenue," said Brian Pitz, a UBS analyst.

They keep a decent and worthy, amiable and unchallenging film short of the greatness of the subject itself.

In the funniest sequence, one man dances naked while another, armed with a board, tries to keep things decent.

With such a schedule she could not, of course, keep her decent housing so far from town.