Sentence examples for driving roughly from inspiring English sources

Backed by the efforts of Yeshwant and select others, the medical industry has become one of the most prominent investment areas for Google's venture capital arm, driving roughly 30% of its investments in 2017 compared to just under 15% in 2015.

Take notice of someone driving roughly the same speed as you and let them get a good distance ahead, then watch them for any sudden stops or other behavior that may indicate a speed trap.

Drunk Driving: Roughly 2.7 million college students between the ages of 18 and 24 drive under the influence of alcohol each year (Hingson et al. 2009 ).

The Razorbacks are driving, with roughly 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter, down 35-27.

They do claim to value health, both for themselves and others, and indeed they generally claim to be driving at roughly the same goals as the doctors at Georgetown University Hospital: The extension of life, the normal functioning of bodily systems, the cessation of pain, and so on.

That amount of driving requires roughly 8.5 billion gallons of gasoline.

He describes Garmback driving at roughly ten miles per hour over the snow-dusted ground and seeing "the suspect" pick up an object, stick it in his waistband and walk in the direction of a nearby rec center.

Opponents further argue that the additional accidents and congestion caused by this surplus driving cost roughly $1.00 and $1.40 per gallon, respectively, at current average U.S. fleet fuel economy.

CELLPHONE CONTROL A recent Consumer Reports survey of drivers ages 16 to 21 found that while about 80 percent of respondents agreed that texting while driving was dangerous, roughly 30 percent conceded that they had done it.

We were driving to Al Beida, roughly 200 kilometers east of Benghazi.

In the end, Mark— and the lure of reaching the Circle — won out: we would end up driving a total of roughly 5,600 miles, about the distance from Seattle to New York and back.