Sentence examples for answer roughly from inspiring English sources

(Answer: roughly $12 an hour, with benefits).

* When a question comes in, Watson gives itself three seconds to answer, roughly as long as it takes to read out.

But it's an obvious question, one with an obvious and legitimate answer, roughly along the lines of: "Of course, we must borrow more in order to borrow less in the long term.

"Only the sheer scale of its triviality is breathtaking," the Sunday Times' Marina Vaizey complained, and Bernard Levin, the Times' critic, advised readers that "if you really want to know why most of the population would never dream of entering an art gallery you will find the answer roughly half-way along Piccadilly on the northern side".

His answer, roughly quoted "Bebo may be better off under AOL Ventures, with it's own P&L".

The United Nations got answers roughly a quarter of the time, or 88 responses from 333 queries sent, since 2007, according to its figures.

Eric Schmidt, the chief executive, and Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the company's co-founders, answered roughly: We'd like to; we can't tell you; and yes.

Tellme answers roughly two billion VoiceXML calls annually on its network.

Those sentiments are bipartisan; Democrats and Republicans answered roughly the same way.

In 2002, alongside the release of his novel Kafka on the Shore, Murakami answered roughly 1220 questions from readers worldwide.

In all but one case (5-7 year olds), if you combine "yes" and "maybe" answers, roughly a third of families aren't entirely satisfied.