Sentence examples for pretty much driven from inspiring English sources

Frydenberg said Engie was "pretty much driven out of town".

"Decisions here are pretty much driven by party identification, and I don't think this year will be any different," said Bruce Oppenheimer, a political science professor at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.

The third, and most basic argument is one that's pretty much driven purely by simple economics.

It took a long time to implement a limited version and the project manager in charge was was pretty much driven out of City Hall without Mosaic ever really being fully implemented, as I recall.

"He pretty much drove straight into the wall," said an Oklahoma City Police spokesperson.

"But since most ice climbers can pretty much drive to their routes (at least in the White Mountains) not many of them get lost.

Set the adaptive cruise control, enable the Lane Departure Warning System and the Equus pretty much drives itself.

On tablets, he makes this excellent analogy to cars: once you learn to drive one car, you can pretty much drive them all, reflexively (it helps to learn on a manual, though).

The company held onto its past too long, renamed itself after its flagship product, and you know the rest, pretty much drove itself into irrelevancy by fighting Android and clearly defined market data.

We don't forget that!" "You can pretty much drive 10 minutes in any direction and you're in the country with loads of trails, paths, forests, scenery," said Lauren Babcock, an American who has lived in the city for just under a year and writes about her expat experience on her blog From Hot Dogs to Haggis.

"He pretty much drove straight into the wall," Balderrama said.