Sentence examples for pretty common practice from inspiring English sources

Shortening the bench is a pretty common practice for coaches in the Stanley Cup playoffs, but Todd Reirden would prefer the workload on the Washington Capitals' blue line not be quite this lopsided.

Paying Google or Facebook to place targeted ads is pretty common practice nowadays, but what if you're on a tight on budget?

This is a pretty common practice in the world of patents; Ericsson reached a similar arrangement for proceeds from patents in its recent 2,400 patent transfer to Unwired Planet.

It's a pretty common practice for startups, in anticipation of future growth, to move into offices that are too big for their current workforce, then rent out the excess desks to other companies.

This is pretty common practice, by the way.

To "highlight" a glamour/fashion shot for a magazine cover is pretty common practice.

This was a fairly common practice.

This practice is pretty common across corporate America, but Google is ramping up its political engagement across the board.

"We realized that what we thought was a sporadic practice was actually pretty common," said Davide Sordella, the film's director.

Hiring pretty girls to brighten a conference or trade show and cater to clients is common practice in Europe.

It's common practice for graff crews and urban explorer groups to have initiation criteria, which pretty much always involves a vow of secrecy.