The phrase 'least decent' is not grammatically correct. However, the phrase 'the least decent' is correct and can be used in written English. For example: "Of all the choices, Jim picked the least decent option."
So now, theoretically at least, decent margins are in the interest of the taxpayer.
He studies business and theology at Edinburgh and likes car racing, although his boisterous sideburns suggest that money can't buy taste – or at least decent facial hair.
Not many big-name architects felt like putting their fate in the hands of a mostly nonprofessional jury, but the level of the finalists was at least decent.
Now you can find almost anything and most of it is at the very least decent -- and sometimes a lot more.
Most places we're dealing with have at least decent access to the Web.
What startups (and really, all companies) want is hard work, commitment and, at the very least, decent hygiene and limited amounts of complaining.
Few leaders emerge without at least decent-sized dollops of both.
Workers are workers, no matter where they come from, and they should all be treated with dignity and respect, and at the very least get decent pay for decent work.
Turbocharged models at least had decent performance; nice examples sell for $5,000-$5,000-$6,000
It is all enough to inspire hope, or at least a decent boeuf bourguignon.
At the very least, a decent interval — fifty years?
