Sentence examples for estimates of roughly from inspiring English sources

The best estimates of roughly 19,000 is from an eight-year-old Bureau of Justice Statistics report.

Hollywood trade publications Variety and Hollywood Reporter reported estimates of roughly $75m to $77m for the film on Friday, based on box-office insiders.

The maker of Cheerios and Wheaties credited "above-target operating performance" for its upward revision to the latest year, but the outlook for the current period was for sales to grow in the "low single digits"–Wall Street estimates are for about 3%–while operating profits would do slightly better, jibing with analysts' estimates of roughly 5%.

Our divergence date estimates of roughly 3 4 MYA (Table 1) is much younger than the host divergence of 7 MYA [ 10] and is even younger than the divergence between chimpanzees and humans (ca. 6 MYA).

While efficacy estimates of roughly 83% and 57% were found for the Cuban and Norwegian trials, respectively,,, the two trials were not of entirely similar design and the longer observation period for the Norwegian trial affected the efficacy outcome.

In 2006, the study found, 56,300 people were newly infected with H.I.V. — 40percentt more than the agency's previous estimate of roughly 40,000 new cases a year.

Even at a lower estimate of roughly 1 million euros a day — about $1.45 million — Libya has already cost France at least $120 million.

Revisions carried out earlier this year to the figures collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that there are now about fourteen million self-employed Americans, compared to a previous estimate of roughly nine million.

But the estimates usually don't see dramatic shifts, so you can expect their early estimate of roughly 40,000 motor vehicle deaths in 2016 to remain consistent.

As one energy expert explained recently in the Moscow Times: "Assuming the Iranian situation influences the oil price upward by a conservative estimate of roughly $3 or $4 a year, Russia stands to gain $6 billion to $8 billion, not to mention any benefits to the price of natural gas and the maintenance of its gas supply monopoly to Europe.

Zhang Heng's writing confirms the size of the imperial hunting park in the suburbs of Chang'an, as his estimate for the circumference of the park's encircling wall agrees with the historian Ban Gu's estimate of roughly 400 li (one li in Han times was equal to 415.8 m, or 1,364 ft, making the circumference of the park wall 166,320 m, or 545,600 ft).