Sentence examples for pretty large number from inspiring English sources

That seems a pretty large number for a programme about a terrible thing that happened seven years ago and was never going to make for cheerful viewing.

But still, it's a pretty large number that is technically difficult to manage — and having a technical edge has also been an advantage Dropbox has had over time.

"Do you want local government to continue to be responsible for education and social care - because if you don't then that drives you towards a pretty large number of small authorities - if you do there is quite a compelling case for a smaller number of larger authorities?" he said.

I should have thought that there must be a pretty large number there".

That's a pretty large number of authors, and suggests that other large weeklies can do more to up their percentages of female bylines.

High replies that it is true there are a pretty large number of men there, adding many more have yet to arrive, yet that "there will seem too few when the wolf comes".

The one-time Miami Beach mayoral candidate and Yale grad is pro-partying, pro-saxophone, and just released a viral parody of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis's catchy "Thrift Shop" that touts the legalization of marijuana -- something we're pretty sure a large number of his fellow Miamians get behind on the regular.

We analyzed a pretty much larger number of CB units in our study (10,577); therefore, we believe there is no proof of relationship between MPV and platelet concentration.

Although ICE is not saying how many of the record number of deportees were real criminals, and how many just ran stop signs or had busted tail lights, it seems pretty clear that a large number fell into the latter category.

The interface at this point is also pretty unwelcoming, with a large number of unlabeled slides that can be tweaked to set rules for "content weights" and "style weights" — but no apparent way to see how tweaks will influence the finished result.

For a long time those religions did seem to manage pretty well a quite large number of their believers.