Sentence examples for due to pretty from inspiring English sources

Due to pretty much every psychological group on earth claiming that gay conversion doesn't work, most ex-gay groups have started to focus on abstinence rather than "curing" gay people.

Due to pretty much every self-respecting/self-loathing teen girl having the obligatory seven yards of carefully tousled mane, all you can hear in there is the moist squelch of hair being wrung and torn out, after chain smoking ciggies in a torrential downpour.

The last incumbent, the late Malcolm Williamson, sadly did not realise his potential due to a pretty profound crisis of personality.

Low-cost Chinese hardware maker Xiaomi and GPS-turned-fitness-brand Garmin took the number two and three spots, respectively, while Apple dipped to fourth place, due to a pretty steep decline of 71percentt, year over year.

He had a bit of extra incentive; however, due to his pretty girlfriend.

Also have to give a shout-out to Antonio Brown, who was benched during last week's game due to, well, pretty much not contributing up to his full potential.

As you can imagine, quitting drinking before the window when it's socially acceptable to be drunk all the time had closed was due to some pretty specific incidents and behaviours that I wish I could forget.

As you can imagine, quitting drinking before the window when it's socially acceptable to be drunk all the time had closed was due to some pretty specific incidents and behaviors that I wish I could forget.

However, Spain, where the prime minister Mariano Rajoy is still being accused by the opposition Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez of lying and being unfit for office due to corruption, ranks pretty badly within the index.

"There's been a lot of work done on that which shows convincingly that once you stop smoking, the excess risk of death due to smoking has pretty much disappeared after 10 years – but that well before that the risk of stroke and heart attack start to drop as well.

Mrs MacTaggart said the decision to axe the advertising campaign for the 2011 census due to cuts as "pretty stupid".