I think nobody gives good value now, much less a decent doggone show.
And never before could I imagine that a leading presidential contender could verbally threaten a high public official -- much less a thoroughly decent man of his own political party.
Ian Poulter barely had enough money for a car with four decent tires, much less for a weekend getaway to see the Ryder Cup for the first time.
It is impossible to open a bank account without a legal identity, which limits their ability to find decent jobs, much less become entrepreneurs.
If the president of the senate cannot see fit to observe minimum standards of decent sportsmanship, much less statesmanship, he can hardly expect the audience of the senate to behave as if they are in the presence of an august deliberative body meriting deference and respect.Rick Perry, the Republican governor of Texas, yesterday called a new special session, a do-over.
and Giovanni D'Ambrosio said tens of thousands of students across the system's 10 campuses can't afford nourishing meals or decent housing, much less even a modest tuition hike.
By targeting the handful of full-time, dedicated, listening-room jazz clubs in New York City, they are attacking the last remaining bastions of live jazz, and blaming them for the undeniable fact that playing jazz for a living does not, for the overwhelming majority of jazz musicians, provide a decent wage, much less retirement and health insurance.
They say it shows that venture capitalists, desperate to invest in the next Facebook or LinkedIn, are blindly throwing money at start-ups that have not shown they can build something useful, much less a business that can provide decent returns on investment.
"Many of the urban schools we have been working with barely have decent computers and monitors, much less printers for the students to use," Dr. Murphy said.
(I've been back and forth to Japan all year, and I have yet to perfect a decent thirty-degree bend, much less the more solemn forty-five-degree shazai).
