Sentence examples for particularly decent from inspiring English sources

Newcastle rode their luck at times but were particularly decent before the break and certainly contributed to an entertaining spectacle.

Students want free stuff, particularly decent food.

Sims is clearly unhappy with unionization, but he acknowledges that universities have lagged in providing adequate benefits for graduate students, particularly decent health insurance, and that under the union, students at the University of Iowa have negotiated successfully for these benefits.

Rural areas are particularly desperate for decent medical care.

That complicates the great task of modernising the country, and particularly of creating decent jobs.

Emphasizing what seems fair and decent, particularly if those in charge are caught up in their more banal intentions, can help to increase their dissonance.

I see my own kids struggling in London to afford anything, particularly near a decent Ofsted school, and I'm just amazed at the attitude of some of the media towards Salford.

Many sportsmen would be triumphant, brash and obviously the "big star", particularly after another decent performance on the world stage.

Gas mileage is also decent, particularly for a midsize; it gets 17 miles to the gallon in the city and 22 on the highway.

On the other hand, the vast majority of charter schools authorized by L.A. Unified — particularly ones with decent track records — have survived management mistakes or indiscretions.

Spain and France still make a decent showing, particularly the Languedoc.