Sentence examples for could roughly equal from inspiring English sources

While that is a fraction of the 9.2 million milk cows nationwide, the extra cows this year and next could roughly equal those removed from production by the industry's culling program.

One of the scariest things I have read recently was this: "Owing to rapid urbanization in the developing world, the volume of urban construction for housing, office space and transport services over the next 40 years could roughly equal the entire volume of such construction to date in world history".

The distance should roughly equal the radius of the circle.

That could be roughly equal to the number of Democrats who vote in the Republican primary, he added.

Every mile east of San Francisco roughly equals a $5,000 reduction in housing costs, Mr. Locke said.

A $500 million bill went into circulation this week; the new denomination roughly equals a meager $2.

This roughly equals to 3.5×107 trehalose molecules per oocyst.

It roughly equals a 2 pixel distance on the image.

Every four distortion steps roughly equaled one pixel of displacement.

In analogical calculations, this value roughly equals to p < 0.001 (two tailed t-test assuming equal variances).

TYR estimated that the loss to its brand value over time could reach $500,000, roughly equal to the sale of 1,000 of the high-tech suits.