Sentence examples for pretty low number from inspiring English sources

Seth Solomonow, a spokesman for the city's Department of Transportation, said in a statement: "There are nearly 10,000 people who visit the hospital citywide each year after being struck by cars, so this is actually a pretty low number — one that's been kept low because of our safety investments.

This list of really weird mods is pretty fun, although 6 is a pretty low number to choose when you're looking at weird mods — especially when two of them are Left 4 dead sound packs (snap into a slim jim!).

"You know you usually have to shoot pretty low numbers and I guess it was my day".

But in 2002, speaking on the same subject to a reporter for The Associated Press, Mr. Blumenthal said he had enlisted in the Reserve because he had a "pretty low draft number," which would have made him vulnerable to being sent to Vietnam.

"But it's a pretty low rate compared to the number of transactions we handle".

The numbers are pretty low.

"But when it came to African American students, I could tell the numbers were pretty low, just through the lack of interactions I'd have, or even seeing African American students in the classroom, or my own department," McCoy said over coffee in a downtown Ann Arbor shop.

As Google noted in a blog post today, active usage numbers were pretty low for the offering.

All the thousands of headlines and repetitions of a talking point that was just flat-out wrong in 2014: "Obama's poll numbers are sinking fast!" Obama's job approval poll numbers were, admittedly, pretty low in 2014.

"Merlin was something they didn't spend a lot of money on and expectations for summer are pretty low, but if it does any numbers it will be a success".

Dana Miller, a doctoral student who worked with Dr. Mariani in Dublin studying the mislabeling of cod, the most popular fish in Ireland, said, "we expected with all the policies and legislation and inspections, the numbers would be pretty low".