Sentence examples for pretty significant in from inspiring English sources

"I think this is pretty significant in the region," said Larry Scott, chief executive of the women's tour.

We found that 71% of 18- to 24-year-olds say they will vote remain, so it is pretty significant, in remain's favour.

"Obviously, we have an opportunity to do something that's pretty significant in terms of the basketball world," Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma said.

Why should executives keep that compensation if it is discovered later that the benchmarks went unmet? "I think the expansion is pretty significant in terms of the coverage of companies who have adopted a clause," said Paul Hodgson, a senior research associate at the Corporate Library who conducted the study.

JOHN_HAGEL: Those are pretty significant in themselves.

The past two weeks have been pretty significant in terms of the general direction of oil futures benchmarks.

Our body has some pretty significant built-in cues to tell us when to eat -- and when to stop eating.

"We're having the beginnings of a pretty significant revolution in mechanization in Asia," he said.

The $1 million bonus has resulted in "a pretty significant increase" in entries, said a spokesman for Frito-Lay in Plano, Tex., Chris Kuechenmeister to more than 1,700 from about 1,100 for a previous contest.

While cord cutting has been a pretty significant theme in the U.S. market, in the U.K. and Germany there have been precious few options for people to pick and choose what they want to watch, with most people instead getting tied into large packages, or taking nothing at all.

They've raced to pole position in the pop parade in the UK ; made a pretty significant dent in America's cultural consciousness; remixed the Weeknd and been remixed by Todd Terry; and smashed festivals all over the globe with their kinetic take on dance pop.