The phrase "as pretty important" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or colloquial.
It can be used in casual conversation to emphasize the significance of something, but it may not be appropriate in formal writing.
Example: "I think this project is as pretty important as the last one we completed."
Alternatives: "quite important" or "fairly important".
But the capacity utilisation point strikes me as pretty important.
"High-speed access is starting to rank up there as pretty important," said June Slusser, owner of Coldwell Banker High Country Realty in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Georgia.
In general... you only have to go to the National Gallery and you can tell that many of the greatest works of art had been thought of as pretty important from the minute that they were made, and looked after really carefully through most of their existence.
From that perspective I see those two as a pretty important balance to be maintaining as the leader of IT in the organization here.
Now, that strikes me as a pretty important lesson actually.
So it signaled something just short of full-blown alarm when Girardi assessed Thursday's series finale against the Boston Red Sox as a "pretty important game for us".
I called Wilson H. Faude, a Hartford historian who served as the first curator for the Mark Twain House, and told him that this highway stop in the middle of Connecticut seemed to qualify, at least from a literary standpoint, as a pretty important place.
I really think the buyers see the credit as being pretty important.
Everything we think of as being pretty important -- from education to basic science and research to transportation spending to national parks to environmental protection -- we'd essentially have to eliminate.
"It was viewed as a pretty important technical break and brought more selling into the market," said Dana Johnson, head of market analysis at First Chicago Capital Markets in Chicago.
Apparently the government doesn't appreciate that so I can imagine it'd feel pretty good having the general public and other organisations come and support you – right where you work as well, which is pretty important".
