Sentence examples for largely decent from inspiring English sources

Used as an irreducible modifier for a large and largely decent group of people, it is badly damaging.

And so a largely decent over ends up costing 10.

It has warm stories about largely decent people of all ages, who try to do the right thing when faced by challenge or adversity.

Where Sir Alex Ferguson had to devastate the Old Firm and win a European trophy to prove himself, even though United were struggling, Moyes learned of his accession after doing a largely decent but entirely believable job at Everton, where many supporters had become weary of his conservative tendencies.

Greater transparency reveals the frailties of largely decent men and women, fuelling demands for yet greater transparency.

"We are an open, accepting and largely decent society and resent the suggestion that a sojourn here is something which should be portrayed as dangerous," says Lawrence Stephens, the chair of Transparency International PNG, and like Ms Dademo an activist with few illusions about PNG's problems.

But that plan was largely rhetorical, because decent family health policies cost closer to $5,000.

Directed by Sandrine Anglade, it's a fairly decent, largely forgettable effort that is neither funny nor profound.

Critics counter that, in fact, many First Alliance borrowers -- who regulators say are largely people with decent credit histories -- wind up paying higher fees on top of higher interest rates than are justified by the risks the lender is taking.

Sin & Punishment enjoyed cult status on the N64 and a decent, if largely unnoticed, conversion to Wii's Virtual Console, so it's encouraging to see the sequel get a full UK release.

The most comprehensive description of the Venus cloud particle sizes comes from the Pioneer Venus mission, with subsequent measurements by the VeGa decent probes largely confirming the Pioneer Venus results.