Sentence examples for key to decent from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when you talk to DJs, they explain that the key to decent broadcasting is to forget any notion of a million potential listeners and to imagine instead that you're having a chat with just one person on the other end of the mic.

That is key to a decent society.

Choose a thread as close in colour as possible to the jeans – this is key to a decent, discrete repair.

That is the source of the other weakness of the health system: morale, in an economy where dollars, more or less honestly earned, are the key to a decent living standard, and state salaries are the reverse.

Some travelers who have posted feedback online about the airlines' buy-on-board options have indicated that they are willing to pay more for better food, and that may be the key to a decent dining experience in the air.

The Masters is planned by Shah to be a 10-year journey, by which time the old masters will be exhausted, Lara will be 56 and Darren Gough's fast-bowler's bottom – the key to any decent paceman's make-up according to Ray Illingworth – will be wider than Jan Molby.

Now, venues are great and everything, and these look cool, but the key to any decent night out is booking the right DJs.

I believe our mental health and our emotional wellbeing are key to functioning as decent human beings.

This is the key to economic growth, decent job prospects for local people, equal opportunity and a growing local skill base.

Reversing this trend is now key to winning a decent settlement in the next licence fee negotiations and, critically, its next charter.

We ultimately decided our mission would be to support education, particularly the education of minority youngsters, because we knew then and know now that education is the key to any kind of decent and productive life.