Sentence examples for increases roughly from inspiring English sources

For everyone else, the agreement calls for yearly rent increases roughly in accordance with those affecting rent-regulated apartments in New York, as set by the city's Rent Guidelines Board.

The capital cost of such works probably increases roughly in proportion to the cube of the deepest draft of ship capable of being accommodated; thus the economic challenge posed by the increase in the size of modern ships is considerable.

Because the variation in scores for different age groups taking graded tests increases roughly in proportion to the increase in age, mental ages cannot be used accurately to compare the basic ability of children of different chronological ages.

In April last year, days before the House vote on Mr. Ryan's budget, Mr. Obama outlined his deficit-reduction plan for spending cuts and revenue increases roughly along the lines of recommendations from a majority of members on his Bowles-Simpson fiscal commission from the previous December that Mr. Ryan, a commission member, opposed.

Once turbulence has set in, Q increases less rapidly with pressure gradient than Poiseuille's equation equation (150)—predicts; it increases roughly as the square root of the pressure gradient or slightly more rapidly than this if the internal surface of the pipe is very smooth.

If indirect costs are included the cost increases roughly ten times (Yunovich et al. 2003).

With growth, each organ system tends to increase roughly proportionately.

With the increase, roughly 9,300 families are now in shelter, or more than 28,000 people.

" At a Sundan appliances store in central Beijing, sales assistant Ms Jiang said sales of air purifiers had increased roughly tenfold.

The number of full-time jobs rose about 7,500 in August and part-time jobs increased roughly 7,200.

Their popularity in the West has increased roughly in step with the growing concern for nature and the environment.