Sentence examples for are extremely rough from inspiring English sources

The specimens galvanized in 0.2 wt.% and 0.4 wt.% Al melts are extremely rough caused by the formation of Fe Zn alloys in the coating.

When we saw it later from the air on the flight from Chagcheran to Herat, it was obvious that the mountains to the north of the minaret are extremely rough and there is no easy pass through them.

The surfaces are extremely rough and have a gray to black appearance.

These numbers are extremely rough, in part because Trump's "plan" is more like a set of talking points than a detailed proposal from which analysts could make a firm projection.

Christian Wales, specialty products manager at Leavitt Machinery (the Edmonton-based company that sells the $400,000 machines), says times are extremely rough for the business: "Pipes are laying on the ground.

Of course these estimates are extremely rough, but even the lowest estimate of 22% new species (considering only the paraphyly criterion) leads to almost 490 (400*122%) species for Amazonia-Guianas and almost 2520 (2065*122%) for South America that are to be expected without considering true first-hand discovering which also are going on at a fast pace.

Davis said the water was "extremely rough and choppy" Sunday afternoon.

In addition, the metal/film interface is extremely rough, and particles of metallic aluminum are incorporated in the anodic films near the metal/film interface.

"They were extremely rough on getting it, rough on me, rough on the school," Mr. Rakosi said of those in the community who opposed selling the land to a developer.

Measurements of the amount of sunlight reflected back in the direction of illumination indicate the reason: on a small scale the surface is extremely rough, and light reflected from within mineral grains and deep cavities remains shadowed until the illumination source is directly behind the observer i.e., until the full moon at which time light abruptly reflects out of the cavities.

The game, which was extremely rough in parts with several cautions given by the English referee, Jack Taylor, seldom if ever reached the heights of skill achieved by the Brazilians in the 1970 final; nor did it equal the dramas of Wembley in 1966.