Sentence examples for and still roughly from inspiring English sources

The preferential orientation of the mineral platelets strongly deviates from the normal orientation along the shaft and still roughly follows the implant direction after 15 months.

His was a Catholic family and he remained a strong professing Catholic - "a Roman Catholic, born, bred and still roughly believing", he called himself in a column in 1992 - though, as some of his recent columns showed, a far from uncritical one.

StackMob in November had 15,000 developers and 40,000 apps, and those are still roughly the same.

While sites such as eHow (which Herrick founded and sold to Demand Media) and About.com are still roughly four times as big, getting to 20 million monthly uniques with only 6 employees and no VC money is nothing to sniff at.

The floors and ceilings are still roughly installed.

As late as the Roman Catholic reformatory Council of Trent (1545 63), doctrine and dogma were still roughly synonymous.

And she very civilly said, 'Pardon me.' " Clinton laughed at that, as Trump went on, "I very politely replied, 'Let me talk to you about that after I get into office.' " And he was still roughly in Al Smith territory when he told this joke about the media being unfair: "You want the proof?

Indeed, even expensive tethered headsets like those from Oculus, HTC and Sony are still roughly in this ballpark though they have much more intensive graphics needs.

Noticing differences between the metabolic profiles in urine samples of a severe diabetic and a healthy mouse is still roughly the same exercise; and it is not much more scientifically interesting or useful.

And the reason is still, roughly, you still have all of these branches that you're not predicting correctly.

Refinancing is available for some people who are up to date on their payments and whose homes are still roughly worth their mortgages.