Sentence examples for enough roughly from inspiring English sources

The details are byzantine but the result is clear enough: roughly 0.5 percentage points of growth vanished.

The mounds would be large enough (roughly 20 acres) to accommodate new farmhouses and sheds, and high enough (20 feet above the level of the polder) to keep dry.

Arms, nuclear, dual use items (i.e., things that can have both civilian and military uses) and they, roughly enough (roughly: please do not use this as a guide to whether you need a license or not!) work out to mean a Commerce Dept license*, a State Dept license or a really tough one to get license.

Most known debris discs around other stars are fairly young, but the two images on the right, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in January 2006, are old enough (roughly 300 million years) to have settled into stable configurations.

And as though six and a half years was not ambitious enough, roughly a year will need to be shaved off to complete preparations by the launch window in 2020.

Constellation, a division of power-generation giant Exelon, is putting up an estimated $200 million to install 20 megawatts of Bloom boxes, enough for roughly a quarter of the power needed at around 80 Wal-Mart stores.

This should make enough for roughly 2-3 bruschetta per person.

This process worked well enough until roughly 2004, when the volume of transactions exploded.

In another test, customers will get a monthly allotment of 300 gigabytes a month (enough for roughly 100 movies) and will pay more for additional "blocks".

That produced enough for roughly a dozen weapons, but the facility was decrepit, and under an agreement with the Bush administration it was shut down in 2008, with television cameras running as its cooling tower was blown up.

An additional $10 million is being earmarked for lecturers and visiting faculty members, and $6 million for T.A.'s — enough for roughly 400 new half-time assistantships campuswide, in courses critical to entering students like composition, math and foreign language.