Sentence examples for come to roughly from inspiring English sources

Had this software been developed by well-compensated software engineers, the bill would have come to roughly $1 billion.

Plenty of de facto spending gets done under the guise of tax subsidies, the back door to the A.T.M. Tax breaks for mortgage interest payments and employer-provided health care, for example, come to roughly $150 billion a year.

And property-related bank losses in Ireland, according to one Irish economist cited by Mr. Lewis, now come to roughly 106 billion euros; and since, Mr. Lewis says, a "handful of Irish politicians and bankers had decided to guarantee all the debts of the biggest Irish banks," those losses "alone would absorb every penny of Irish taxes for the next four years".

He never got on the list, but if his offer would have come to roughly $0.25 per follower.

And btw, if you were wondering how much US banks will spend on technology in 2019 overall, it'll come to roughly $67 billion.

This would come to roughly 0.25percentt of GDP over the 30-year planning period.

With benefits added in, that comes to roughly $36,000.

Lunch for two, without wine, comes to roughly 100,000 pesos.

Her phone bills came to roughly $1,000 a year.

That came to roughly a thousand one-sentence stories, a thousand puns.

That comes to roughly 33 miles per hour, or about half the speed of driving.