Sentence examples for pretty close to zero from inspiring English sources

DEXTER FILKINS: Pretty close to zero, unfortunately.

But instead, actually Europe has gone pretty close to zero.

The chances that President Bush has read David Wurmser's book must be pretty close to zero.

But among actual New Yorkers thinking about fun things to do and where to do it, it ranks pretty close to zero.

JPMorgan Chase says that its potential losses related to Bernard L. Madoff, the man accused of engineering an immense global Ponzi scheme, are "pretty close to zero".

The chances of China passively accepting American-imposed tariffs or punitive legislation are "pretty close to zero," said Kenneth G. Lieberthal, a Brookings Institution scholar and a former adviser on China in the Clinton administration.

That's pretty close to two months, and fairly similar to what other studies have shown.

While there is no explicit inflation target, the Fed's "comfort zone"—of core inflation between 1% and 2% comes pretty close to one.

From late summer until the big winter holidays, it will run seven days, baking pretty close to a million loaves a week.

Now, excuse me, but isn't that pretty close to what eleven states just voted against?

In both cities, the median home price hovers around $150,000, and a monthly mortgage payment of around $800 is pretty close to what one pays in rent.