I would always give roughly the same answer: what I do on holiday, in the main, is plan where I'm going on holiday next.
The conglomerate, which owns Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post and the 20th Century Fox studios, gave roughly the same amount to Mr. Romney's Republican primary competitors Rick Perry and Ron Paul as it did to Mr. Romney.
Ivo Welch, who teaches there, argues that ranking schools by the number of students gives roughly the same result as more elaborate surveys: Harvard top, Wharton second, Kellogg third and so on.
Two recent events, juxtaposed, would give roughly the same sense of a simple answer as, say, Jekyll and Hyde or any other combination of opposites on a scale from revulsion to farce.
The students, none of whom were identified, gave roughly the same account of what happened once they arrived at the beach: Ms. Bailey warned the students not to go too far into the water and said that those who could not swim were not to go in past their waists.
All three investors I spoke to give roughly the same answer but with far less deliberation.
Halpern and Pearl (2001,2005), Hitchcock (2001),and Woodward (2003a) all give roughly the same treatment of examples of late preemption.
For example, because the analytical uncertainty of FeO is approximately ±0.5 wt.%, the standard deviation of a homogeneous sample should give roughly the same value.
We have implemented a simulation for the star field giving roughly the same (relative, observed from the Earth) magnitude statistics as the observed stars, which approximately fit the law log n ( m ) = αm + C, (19).
We're starting to feel sorry for the rail minister Theresa Villiers and her colleague Norman Baker who take it in turn to listen to these pleas for rail improvements and then each time have to give roughly the same response.
