Sentence examples for a payroll of roughly from inspiring English sources

While they are committed to a payroll of roughly $140 million — about what it was a year ago — they spent very little this off-season, despite a poor showing on the field last year.

He dares liken the Mets' situation to the early stages of the San Francisco Giants' double World Series winners and to the Washington Nationals, built in about four years by General Manager Mike Rizzo into a rising playoff team around the young pillars Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper and with a payroll of roughly $100 million.

With a payroll of about $142 million this season, roughly $12 million in checks must be cut every two weeks.

Hal Steinbrenner would try to do it with the existing payroll of roughly $200 million.

He currently has a payroll of 60.

The winner is the Boston Red Sox, with a payroll of $111.5 million.

Four scoreless innings by the relievers Dan Otero, Doolittle and Balfour put Oakland, with its $62 million payroll, one game away from eliminating a Detroit team with a payroll of $149 million.

With a payroll this season of roughly $50 million, one of the lowest in baseball, Loria will be faced with paying higher salaries next year and, after a successful season, receiving less in revenue-sharing from the league.

Tim Brown writes on Yahoo.com that they are giving their fans reason to believe, even with a payroll ($50 million) roughly equivalent to what the Yankees spend on pedicures.

First, any organization with a payroll budget of $195 billion — that's roughly the GDP of the Czech Republic — is what accountants refer to as fucking immense.

With a payroll that rose about $10 million, to roughly $70 million, Moore traded young relievers in separate deals for center fielder Coco Crisp and first baseman Mike Jacobs.