Sentence examples for pretty much governed from inspiring English sources
"What you see determines how you see it, that has pretty much governed my whole life.
Most vice chancellors have no mandate for their actions other than the (often pretty much automatic) consent of their governing bodies, which are more and more populated by unelected business people and managers rather than academics.
The law governing immigration is pretty much irrelevant to the reality of immigration on the ground.
But hanging tough through a long government shutdown — and a potential crisis around the debt limit — also carries the possibility that voters will judge the Republican Party to be incapable of governing, which is pretty much what happened in 1995 and 1996.
But no matter who wins the election, Faux said, the governing elite has pretty much already ruled out that agenda, in favor of light regulation and governmental austerity.
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
This pretty much captured the spirit of those elusive rules that govern the subatomic world, where light can be a wave — no, a particle — well, actually, whatever you need it to be for your particular experiment.
Of course, some places are not governed by season, like Moscow and Tokyo, and their high rates are pretty much stuck in the stratosphere.
Ken Adelman excoriated Paul Bremer as "pretty much a disaster, obviously keener on promoting himself than on promoting Iraqis to govern the country".
He grew in political stature during the leadership election, but to most of the Scottish public, he is still pretty much unknown.The second task is to convince voters that his party is fit to govern.
