Sentence examples for a settlement of roughly from inspiring English sources

Ma'ale Adumim is a settlement of roughly 40,000 people just east of Jerusalem.

Although Judge Woodlock found Zuckerberg innocent on the grounds that "dorm room chit-chat does not make a contract," the story turned when Facebook agreed to a settlement of roughly $65 million, $20 million in cash and 1.25 million shares.

The agreement also comes with a financial settlement of roughly $244 million in stock (that is 0.34percentt of Uber's equity, valued at its Series G-1 round, which gave the company a $72 billion valuation).

Though he received a lump-sum settlement of roughly $3 million from the Saints after he was fired last year, Ditka recently reduced the price of the home he is selling in the Crescent City.

It is a settlement of Tibetan refugees.

The modern Glastonbury has become extraordinarily large; indeed, for the few days of its reign Glastonbury becomes a settlement roughly the size of Newcastle.

Mr Cabello denies the claim and says he will sue.A rising oppositionAn hour out of Caracas, in green rolling country known as Valles del Tuy, Santa Barbara de Dos Lagunas is a rural shantytown, a self-built dormitory settlement of small, roughly finished houses of brick or concrete.

Roderick MacLeish Jr., a lawyer representing plaintiffs in the Shanley cases, said he and lawyers from two other law firms had received signals in the last few days from archdiocesan lawyers about the possibility of a settlement in cases involving roughly 26 priests.

JPMorgan also will be able to deduct most of the settlement from its taxes — for a tax savings of roughly $4 billion — unless the settlement forbids the write-off.

The Alaskan Department of Fish and Game is working with the US Department of Agriculture to see if an exception for a piece of history can be made.Back to top >>TuesdayTHE SETTLEMENT of Whittier, with a permanent population of roughly 200, is often called the "strangest town in Alaska".

That's a saving of roughly 25 percent.