Sentence examples for that represents decent from inspiring English sources

That represents decent value for money, but we're all busy people so I would like to propose my own intensive, seven-day course as an alternative.

This represents decent, if unspectacular, job growth, and it means that the recovery is chugging along.

Obviously, the announcement that nobody has been killed at its operations for a year represents decent news for the group's employees and their families.

Even for a snake, that represents a pretty decent banquet.

It's that other material – the truly vile and illegal stuff, hidden from public view – that represents the true threat to the fabric of decent society.

A moment like that represents a decent evening's work at this level.

"The sentiment on these things shifts so extremely that if they get sold down too much more, they could represent decent value".

Yes, there's an argument that Tesco's shares – despite the accounting debacle, 75% dividend cut and falling profitability – represent decent value at half the price they were a year ago.

At twelve to one, both of them represent decent value.

Although room for improvement exists, these gains represent decent learning outcomes (Hake 1998).

Despite Scotland's presence at the 1999 and 2007 World Cup tournaments, all they experienced were defeats, so a single victory this time around would represent decent progress.