Sentence examples for issue pretty from inspiring English sources

"He is exploiting the trade issue pretty effectively, and it could do him a lot of good".

Today's science means that meteorologists can issue pretty accurate warnings in terms of where tornadoes are about to hit, Cabrin said.

"We looked at the regulation issue pretty aggressively and were not concerned that it is going to be a significant problem," Mr. Pecker said.

(For more about the Daily's economics, read Ken Doctor's January 2011 Newsonomics article, or last week's piece by Staci Kramer in PaidContent, both explain the issue pretty well).

There were whispers, but the issue pretty much disappeared from the fall campaign; after all, Jack Kennedy was charming and alarmingly handsome, a man, it was frequently noted by the reporters who adored him, who moved with "patrician grace".

Mr Adams said Moscow was addressing the issue "pretty much head-on from the president down", according to the Associated Press news agency.

"The accountability issues pretty much dropped to zero".

Update: Looks like Apple addressed the connectivity issues pretty quickly here.

"We never built up inventories on a lot of the soft commodities, which means that we're going to encounter some scarcity issues pretty quickly," Hackett said.

My wife and I picked up on Charlie's issues pretty early.

Scott Eidler of The Cornell Daily Sun commented that the show has always dealt with racism issues "pretty well" and that the issue featured here "was no exception".