Sentence examples for pretty eligible from inspiring English sources

"If you do go for a master's in construction management you're pretty eligible to work for us," says Peter Davoren, chairman of Turner Construction, a national company with 5,500 employees and over $10 billion in annual billings.

Despite having told reporters she couldn't have cared less about the cup prize money, Payne was then assured by a journalist: "That Melbourne Cup makes you a pretty eligible bachelorette.

"I'm pretty sure I'm eligible but it's one step at a time.

"The program has a pretty good percentage of the eligible plug-in hybrids on the road," John Swanton, another spokesman for the board, said in a telephone interview.

Though his ego may have been bruised by Mayer's appointment as CEO, he will not be walking out empty-handed: In the document, Levinsohn's departure is classified as "termination without cause," which makes Levinsohn eligible for a pretty nice severance package per his contract.

The technology for smart meters is still pretty new and not everyone is eligible for a smart meter right now.

"All postdocs are pretty much considered employees and are eligible for all benefits except retirement," said Karen Peterson, associate for interdisciplinary training.

If you have a 4S you're probably eligible for an upgrade pretty soon.

Rounds of furloughs had pretty much weeded out the young and eligible.

Both were pretty popular candidates and it showed in voter eligible population turnout during years 2004 (62.1percentt), 2008 (63.7percentt), and 2012 (60percentt).

The SFO boss insisted the DPAs were "not buying and selling justice" and there is a "pretty high bar" for organisations to cross to be eligible for a deal.