Sentence examples for pretty small number from inspiring English sources

That's a pretty small number compared to others, and it's an area where they can be more effective.

Another rugrat, if the Bagger may be so bold, pointed out that "BBM's" eight nominations is a pretty small number in the context of Oscar history.

"When you add up all this union's locals and chapters, we have between 7,000 and 8,000 subordinate bodies, and what you're looking at is a pretty small number out of that universe".

"A lot of us are moving back to urban cores and demanding these things, even in Seattle, which has a pretty small number of kids". said Mrs. Piper, the visitor to the sculpture garden.

2.5x looks like a pretty small number, but it takes your $20 charge to $50.

"The number of people that are going to work on infertility treatment is going to be a pretty small number of people".

"But those in most systems are pretty small numbers of people".

Still, those are pretty small numbers for the VC industry.

"Future clinical cases will be pretty small in number," he added.

Esquire, the moody, literate boy who had been kicked around by some new kids on the block, is flexing muscle and showing big gains in single-copy sales, albeit off a pretty small prior-year number, about 93,000.

When I accompanied the hooligans on their trips and to fights from September 2012 to August 2013 the movement was still pretty small, so the number of serious injuries was minor, but no less saddening.