Sentence examples for may have pretty from inspiring English sources

Sure, the Galaxy S may have pretty much just launched on pretty much every carrier in the US, which might make you think that Samsung might, you know, ride it out for a while, right?

They may have pretty impressive advertising campaigns but their studies are far less impressive and not really considered medically credible.

Microsoft happens to own a pretty awesome VoIP service called Skype, so this Tango app may have some pretty serious competition on the Windows platform in the future.

Even though she is mourning a pretend love interest, it may have felt pretty real to her.

He may have a pretty difficult decision to make here in the next couple of weeks himself.

Horsley may have died pretty much destitute and denounced as a mediocrity, but in this, he's in good company.

Now, a group of researchers led by Aaron E. Putnam of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University may have come pretty close to nailing the case.

Pushing a brand of popcorn may have seemed pretty harmless, but the powers of marketing through music have grown increasingly sophisticated through the last century.

Portman acted well in Black Swan, but if she has failed to acknowledge Lane's contribution, she may have acted pretty gracelessly too.

He created a lose-lose scenario where he lost the job of a lifetime and we lost an England manager who may have been pretty successful – he was doing a good job," he said.

The fans are quite warming to him; chanting now includes 'There's only one David Beckham.' Zidane: he may have played pretty poorly in Italy, but when it comes to the big tournaments he does the business.