Sentence examples for down to roughly from inspiring English sources

The film's reported budget was $135 million, which breaks down to roughly $45 million an hour.

Higher production brought prices down to roughly $350 a kilogram in 2002 and $283 in 2003.

The Roger Dean Yes logo, scaled down to roughly the size of Spinal Tap's Stonehenge, hangs defiantly above the stage.

While this dropped substantially in 2013, down to roughly 10%, it was approximately double that in 2010.

And reflecting defused tensions between parents and the schools, the number of special education lawsuits is down to roughly 10 this year.

After adjusting for inflation, the spending growth comes down to roughly one per cent a year, which is about equal to the annual growth in the population.

By 2012 casualties were down to some 3,620, roughly three quarters of them civilians, according to Landmine Monitor, the research arm of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.

The continuing resolution passed by the House cuts $800 million out of the food aid budget — bringing it down to about $1 billion, roughly where it was in 2001.

But the judges said they expected the prison capacity to be down to 137 percent — roughly 110,000 inmates — by the end of the year.

What it comes down to is that, roughly and with some uncertainty, my baby is receiving one-seventh the exposure of the maximum level believed to be safe.

So, while it rallied around $14 in January, it got knocked down to $8 in roughly two weeks.