Sentence examples for draft roughly from inspiring English sources

You start the day uninitiated and feeling about the National Football League draft roughly the degree of enthusiasm you might if offered a chance to spend a quiet evening catching up on back issues of Cigar Aficionado.

The dollar values next to the player are how much the winner paid from his budget in each league, with the Main Event league listed first followed by my Satellite league, drafted roughly two weeks before.

The draft contains roughly the same destruction deadlines in a Russian-American deal brokered earlier this month.

In the proxy case, the court ruled that the S.E.C.'s policy "failed adequately to consider" its economic effects, even though the agency drafted a roughly 60-page cost-benefit analysis.

But if you choose carbon markets, say, rather than a carbon tax, then for a carbon price of about $25 a tonne the drafts offer roughly $50 billion-100 billion a year in possible increases of net capital flows to the south, before any new spending in terms of direct grants and loans from development banks.

So when the so-called bedroom tax was drafted, ministers knew roughly how many people would lose out, and by how much per week.

WWDC 2007 Photos [Roughly Drafted].

Some crafty photographer over at Roughly Drafted managed to get some key shots inside the WWDC conference before it's even started.

Ottawa - In Quebec, a bill roughly drafted to manage the province's religious diversity by restricting the visible display of religious symbols such as turbans, kippah, hijab and visible crucifixes by employees of public institutions has attracted worldwide attention.

The centrepiece is the draft sequence of the roughly three billion nucleotides the quartet of molecules that make up DNA that is the genome of a mouse.

Finding a hidden gem that somehow escaped roughly 250 draft selections is a tricky proposition, but doing so can pay major dividends for a franchise.