Sentence examples for are of roughly from inspiring English sources

And the government adds even more hurdles by trying to regulate the swaps with a variety of forms and fees as well as inspections of the properties involved to ensure that they are of roughly equal value.

It is a multiple star system consisting of three B-type stars, the spectroscopic binary α1 and α2, that are of roughly the same brightness and are close enough together to appear as one star to the naked eye.

It helps that the three countries in question are of roughly equal size and weight: Sweden the biggest and most populous, Norway the richest, Denmark the former colonial heavyweight and current cultural darling.

The Doodle falls on the autumnal "equinox," or "equal night," when Earth's days and nights are of roughly equal length, as the planet's axis tilts not toward, or away from, the sun.

Letting Lewinski testify as a certified "expert witness" sends the message to jurors that both he and the opposing witness — perhaps someone like Alpert or Noble — are of roughly equal credibility, and should be given equal consideration, even though that's just not true.

In the case of the Sucrose Rhodamine B solution, since the molecules of Rhodamine B and sucrose are of, roughly, the same size and both are water-soluble it is reasonable to expect that they are both transferred together during trophallaxis.

The patients were of roughly the same age, and their cancers were of roughly equal severity.

2. Cut eggplants in half crosswise so that each half is of roughly equal volume.

The residents of the two inner-city neighborhoods were of roughly the same age and social class.

The four biggest media firms when the ANC took over were of roughly equal size, three of them run by Anglos whites of an English-speaking heritage.

The two groups were of roughly equal numbers until the mid-2000s, by which time coups and agitation had prompted thousands of Indo-Fijians to flee.