Sentence examples for pretty equally from inspiring English sources

The teaching profession is distributed pretty equally between primary and secondary schools.

Based on my head count for this event, the palace staff seems pretty equally balanced between the sexes.

When you look around newspaper offices or TV stations today they seem pretty equally split between men and women.

"The truth is, 70% of households in the UK do business with us; that is distributed pretty equally across socioeconomic groups," he says.

Many split up.Some couples of course manage to parent and win bread pretty equally; in others the father stays home and the mother sallies forth to hunt and gather.

"The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," which opened on Monday night at the Public Theater in a production directed by Mr. Daisey's frequent collaborator (and wife) Jean-Michele Gregory, is pretty equally divided between the two heated emotional states of the title.

Before China embraced capitalism in 1979, workers were poor, but pretty much equally so.

"I just assumed that Phelps and all the rest of them are pretty much equally clean — or not clean.

A tasteless mound of pasta is covered with a pretty (but equally bland) assortment of whole carrots, long green beans and huge shrubs of cauliflower and broccoli.

But he has been a big donor to the Democrats, too, and is reckoned to help both sides pretty much equally.

Though the majesty of the falls was matched (pretty much equally in their eyes) by the giant taxidermy bear in the tourist centre near the car park.