Sentence examples for pretty able to from inspiring English sources

"We were hoping by raising prices to slow that backlog down a little, but so far the market has been pretty able to absorb the price increases," said Fred Cooper, vice president for finance at Toll Brothers.

For a very long time the changes in how the world around us works occurred slowly enough that an average person was pretty able to adapt to those changes as they occurred.

"We're pretty much able to meet that standard today.

Tom Durkin, the track announcer, also had it pretty easy, able to focus almost entirely on Big Brown.

With my dance background, if I'm taught well, I think I'm pretty much able to do anything.

"We've gone from a traditional 10-hour workday to where we are pretty much able to operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week".

While private homeowners, including condominium owners, are pretty much able to do whatever they want with their home or apartment, rental tenants and tenant-shareholders in co-op buildings may need to exercise caution when considering a vacation exchange.

An excerpt: With my nephew Kevin scampering up and down the roof like a squirrel, we were pretty much able to close in the main part of the cabin this weekend.

Mrs. Ramsdell said she had been "pretty much able to sleep through the night -- and it's kind of zombie-like feeding -- I roll over, nurse, and we both fall back asleep".

Users are pretty much able to replicate their whole Facebook experience using the iPhone application.

Your standard iPhone camera app is actually pretty slow, able to take just three to six photos per second at 8 megapixels each.