Sentence examples for net decent from inspiring English sources

Short-term promotions (especially those closest to sail dates) can net decent savings, but beware of other sales that promise upwards of 50percentt off.

But workers must also be supported by progressive governments which preserve the social safety net, a decent minimum wage, an empowered and impartial Fair Work Commission, and the additional hallmarks of a good society.

Who in their right mind would seriously choose to take on £30,000 of debt just to work without pay in a job so few people respect and in which they don't even have the safety net of decent social welfare to rely on in an emergency?

Lincoln had the better of the early exchanges but strikers Carla Cantrell and Lucy Staniforth both failed to find the net from decent openings.

With her wicked lefty serve, powerful, flat groundstrokes and a more than decent net game the Czech has the perfect game for grass, as two Wimbledon titles in the past five years would suggest.

Updated at 5.15pm GMT 3.38pm GMT Overworked sub-editors around the country had their returning hero headlines ready when they heard that Dempsey had the ball in the net with a decent half volley but they had to go back to the ironing board when they heard that a foul was called for a Berbatov challenge on O'Shea in the build-up.

"A [credit card] company's preferred customer is someone who has a decent net worth".

But added that SpaceX expects to generate decent net cash flow with satellite launches.

This combination of high-enough pay and low-meaning work can understandably be a recipe for complacency, lulling a person into the safety net of a decent salary.

Julius Genachowski, who was chairman for the first term, put together a package of decent net-neutrality rules.

Pedro and Iniesta combined midway through the first half and the latter brought a fine save out of Tono, before Sanchez struck the side-netting with a decent effort as half-time approached.