Sentence examples for be roughly comparable to from inspiring English sources

The company said that in 2007 and 2008 it expected its revenues to be roughly comparable to the $48.4 billion recorded in 2006.

The company's retail sales in the United States are on track this year to be roughly comparable to those of enterprises like McDonald's, Sears and Safeway.

In the interests of fairness, Congress should insist that the drug benefits in the traditional program be roughly comparable to those in the private plans, especially in terms of providing coverage for all beneficiaries.

If the deal is completed, Hewlett-Packard's consulting arm would be roughly comparable to the Global Services Group of the Compaq Computer Corporation, which has 38,000 consultants around the world.

"He came and looked round the show, and said, 'I'm sure I'll be seeing you again.' " The exhibition, called "Freeze," marked the début of the Young British Artists, or Y.B.A.s, as they were soon known, whose impact on the London art scene would be roughly comparable to that of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones on the music world twenty years earlier.

The battery has 2600 mAh capacity, and HTC says that'll be good for up to 20 hours of 3G talk time, or up to 496 hours of standby on a 3G network connection, which is probably going to be roughly comparable to what the 2,800 mAh powerhouse on the slightly larger-screened Galaxy S5 will offer.

She meant the moneyed Third Arrondissement, whose burnished hipness is roughly comparable to West Village chic.

That is roughly comparable to an Arena Football League team's grabbing the lead in the Super Bowl.

Ratings for the show are roughly comparable to those of last summer.

Infant mortality rates in Tasmania are roughly comparable to the Australian average.

Life expectancies for men and women are roughly comparable to those of the United States.