Sentence examples for pretty bad number from inspiring English sources
That's a pretty bad number.
That sounds like a good sound bite but exactly what does that number mean? "Is he saying he's losing two out of 3 deals?" asked Greylock partner Josh Elman, "That's a pretty bad number".
So "Obama's poll numbers are still pretty bad" was correct, but "Obama's poll numbers are tanking" simply was not.
The numbers seem pretty bad.
But though Kasich's national numbers are pretty bad, he's beating Cruz in most New Hampshire state polls, and he is ahead of Rubio in a couple of them.
His numbers started out pretty bad, but they didn't improve or deteriorate much at all for the entire year.
Well, in the late 1980s and early 1990s the market for computer professionals seemed pretty bad, and that's reflected in the smaller number who graduated in the mid-1990s".
"Although the number is small, its impact to the other private providers is pretty bad," he said in an e-mail.
There's a number of California chefs that have come here and have been burned pretty bad".
