Sentence examples for a pretty strong correlation from inspiring English sources

Looking back at the 600-plus IPOs launched worldwide over the last twelve months, there's a pretty strong correlation between first day returns and subsequent returns over the following month.

Criminologists understand that there's a pretty strong correlation between the conditions in a particular neighborhood — the social and economic conditions in a neighborhood — and the crime rates in those neighborhoods.

Comparison by the Guardian's James Ball of the CIA World Factbook data for countries' birthrates and average purchasing power of each person shows a pretty strong correlation between the two.

There is a strong correlation between what we're doing and what Zeynep talks about, and there's a pretty strong correlation between the way she thinks and the way I think.

"I've noticed among my fellows that there's a pretty strong correlation between verbal ability and success," he says.

That's a lot like how I use Gmail: I respond to things and then archive them, because the number of items in my inbox generally has a pretty strong correlation with my stress level at any given time.

Last season, that figure was.50, a "moderately strong correlation," Reifman said.

FOR a pretty strong password, think 10.

"But it is a pretty strong discipline.

But this is a pretty strong acquisition".

In context, though, that is still a pretty strong January.