Sentence examples for defined roughly from inspiring English sources

A major port of entry and an air and sea gateway to Asia and Alaska, Seattle lies alongside Puget Sound, a deep inland arm of the northern Pacific Ocean, and is at the centre of a conurbation that is defined roughly by Everett to the north, Bellevue to the east, and Tacoma to the south.

It is defined (roughly speaking) as net income with an add-back of noncash charges like depreciation and with a further adjustment for certain working capital changes.

A well defined, roughly spherical tumor, with a diameter of 3.6 cm and partial cystic degeneration, located within the left adrenal gland was found.

In chapter six, I coin a term called "pseudo-statistic", defined roughly as a number used in mainstream media that lies.

She has always been defined roughly as smarter than her position allows, but not smart enough to hold the position she feels entitled to.

The individual reproduction number R (t ) is defined roughly as the average number of people someone infected at time t can infect over their entire infectious lifespan; as I will show below, there are several ways of defining this more precisely.

Voluntary consent is usually thought incompatible with coercion, which philosophers define, roughly, as a threat to make someone seriously worse off than she is or should be, unless she consents.

Where Reith's three words can feasibly be defined (we roughly know what information, education and information look like) the new Whittingdale trio is essentially subjective.

The earmarks in the bill approved last week totaled between $3.8 billion and more than $12.8 billion depending on how the projects are defined, or roughly 1 to 3percentt of the overall spending.

Congress usually relies on stirring up India's many poor rural voters loosely defined, still roughly two-thirds of the total with talk of grievances, promises of welfare and subsidies and an emphasis on its historic role at independence.

A construction can be defined very roughly as a way of structurally composing words or phrases a sort of template for expressing a certain class of meanings.