Sentence examples for growing roughly from inspiring English sources

The PC market was continuing to expand, he said, growing roughly 17 percent in 2010.

Atlanta is roughly as rich as the big four Texas metropolitan areas, and it's growing roughly as fast.

Banks are going back to being the boring companies they should be, growing roughly in line with gross domestic product".

For most middle- and lower-income workers, hourly pay appears to be growing roughly at the rate of inflation, according to government statistics.

These are rough measures, but there's every reason to think the avoidance numbers are growing, roughly dividing the population into high- and low-ad lifestyles.

The supply of university graduates had been growing roughly five percentage points faster each year than that of high-school graduates; by the 1990s the gap had shrunk to less than two percentage points.

Nonetheless, the county's population grew roughly on par with the rest of the nation.

In the early days, revenue grew roughly in line with headcount, albeit from a small base.

And PC sales were, in the past, tied to the economy; when it grew, they grew, roughly in line.

The $0.25 of expenses is generally fixed and grows roughly in line with the rate of inflation.

Air traffic has grown roughly twice as fast as the economy for years but traffic concentrated on these hubs has grown much faster.