Sentence examples for a pretty broad area from inspiring English sources

"We have a pretty broad area, but we're trying to confine all these things under the mobile umbrella so we can tactically share resources," Selcuk said.

It's worth noting that Google seems to have a pretty broad definition of 'metro area' here.

This year's CES displayed a pretty broad mix in terms of production areas, with plenty of representation for categories ranging from wearables, to health, to VR and beyond – but the clear winners were two companies, and both succeeded primarily through partnerships than by direct demonstration of their own consumer products.

It was a pretty broad line".

"And Jeopardy is a pretty broad task.

"This was a pretty broad search," Mr. Griswold said.

A pretty broad definition, and this display bears it out.

He added: "That show has a pretty broad demographic.

Voters "are painting with a pretty broad brush," said Representative John Carney of Delaware, a freshman Democrat.

You'll find a pretty broad spectrum of moods across the city.

"That's a pretty broad subject," Mr. Perry said, to chuckles.