Sentence examples for received as good from inspiring English sources

I firmly believe I would not have received as good an education in the local public schools available to me.

A pack accustomed to dominate received as good as it got in both set piece and loose from their Irish counterparts, and it was only in the backs where England's greater power and pace made them consistently the more threatening side.

The decision to uphold Massimo Cellino's appeal against the Football League's veto of his £25m takeover at Elland Road was received as good news after their record on the pitch was stretched to one win in 11 games by a first-half goal from Martyn Waghorn, celebrating his permanent move from Leicester City after a fine loan spell at the DW Stadium since January.

For Trump's supporters, this might be received as good news ― an illustration of a candidate finally recognizing that his freewheeling style carries risk.

Whether or not those new Rutgers graduates received as good an education as I hope they have, they probably don't (or don't want to) realize that when Eric LeGrand gave his speech, he was being exploited by the Rutgers administration just as much as he was when he was playing on the football team.

This interaction between micronutrients and psychiatric medication is generally received as good news by patients who would like to reduce their medication dosage.

He promised to spend what was needed to ensure that customers would receive as good a service as that from any satellite.

In the first scene, a man called Man receives as good a medical report as a man in his 50's can expect.

He copied varicoloured silhouettes of Amun and Isis,     Horus and a chorus line of nubile, kohl-eyed lasses     with Louise Brooks-style haircuts, onto panels     of modelling balsam, before slicing the pre-embalmed     thumb of his right hand; entombing it along     with all his skill, so no finger afterwards     could receive as good a burial.

People in rural areas do not receive as good a service from the NHS as people in towns and cities, claims the organiser of a healthcare conference.

Last September a conference on the future of rural health services was told that people in rural areas did not receive as good a service from the NHS as people in towns and cities.