Sentence examples for but it roughly from inspiring English sources
It's actually quite hard to translate this, but it roughly means "unease in France".
Her account could not be confirmed, but it roughly matched images in a video that seemed to show the protest as it was attacked.
Cruz's response was halting and difficult for even native Spanish-speakers to comprehend, but it roughly translates as: "Dude, if you want to tell them now, tell them now in Spanish, if you want".
Note that the choice of the 400 SNPs was arbitrary, but it roughly represents 10% of the initial SNPs.
In case the respondent knew how to calculate the answer but did it roughly or rounded up or down, we accepted any answer between 30 and 31.
But it is roughly where Germany, Norway and Britain are today.
Prices vary, but it's roughly $100 a person for a party and pedicure.
Definitions vary but it means roughly a state of "non-action", of letting the world come to you.
But it is roughly consistent with what analysts have long considered the Fed's unofficial target for inflation.
Video isn't crystal clear, but it's roughly the same quality as from my MacBook Pro.
That isn't great, but it's roughly equivalent to a 100-win baseball team going 7-7 over a two-week stretch, which would be unremarkable.
