Sentence examples for best rough from inspiring English sources

The best rough estimate for a long-term impact of the ban, researcher Chris Koper suggested, might be a 1% reduction in shootings, or 650 fewer people shot per year.

Dr. Neal Lane, a physicist who is the presidential science adviser, said in an interview that it was important not to overplay the study, which relied on a fairly simple computer model and estimated variations in the sun's power that were, at best, rough approximations.

It was, at best, a rough estimate.

On a theoretical level, it can be, at best, a rough approximation.

In his reading, Zarathustra is at best a rough, undomesticated beast and at worst a murderous lunatic.

But measures of income inequality are misleading because an individual's income is, at best, a rough proxy for his or her real economic wellbeing.

The bear-paw is best for rough or heavily wooded terrain, where manoeuvrability is most important; the longer shoe is better for more open country or for racing.

The second thing to say is that an "agenda" is at best a rough guide to what a president will do, given the constraints imposed by Congress, curveballs pitched by fate, and what presidents learn on the job.

Even then, it will provide, at best, a rough measure of the cumulative effect of both vice presidential choices and both acceptance speeches; it is going to be awfully difficult, officials in both parties said, to unravel what worked well and what did not.

Thus, the dosimetry derived from rat studies is, at best, a rough estimate.

But the above is at best a rough canvas for app idea generation.