Sentence examples for interesting roughly from inspiring English sources

Also interesting, roughly half of Instagram's users are not just outside of the Silicon Valley bubble, but outside of the entire United States.

Following the more interesting seats, roughly from east to west as the polls close, will give an early idea of the overall news from America's election.

There is a certain knowledge gap at one of the most interesting stages, roughly halfway in between the nucleation onset and the final continuous state of the oxide film.

Still, Mr. Romney's 8-percent margin among non-Mormon voters is interesting because it roughly matches Mr. Romney's advantage — around 9 points — in the total popular vote through the first four early-voting states, none of which have substantial Mormon populations.

I had joined Twitter the summer before, during my first internship at Brass Magazine, but had found it roughly as interesting as sawdust.

It is also interesting to note that roughly half these tag pairs (i.e. 72) are found in genomic regions masked in Ensembl, which are more difficult to analyse by other methods owing to the presence of repetitive elements.

The most recent early stage fund is also showing some interesting results already with TripAdvisor's acquisition of LaFourchette for roughly $140 million.

Some interesting news from The Netherlands: online food ordering and delivery service Takeaway.com has been delivered 13 million euros – roughly $16.6 million – by Dutch VC Prime Ventures.

Many regard this sentence as necessarily true and revealing of a theoretical essence of Cicero: roughly, a theoretically interesting property possessed by Cicero in all possible worlds and never possessed by anyone else.[10] In order for any identity statement to be true of necessity, both designators must be rigid if either is.

That 17percentt number is super interesting, since it is also roughly the percentage of women found in leadership positions in government and business.

An interesting observation is that there are roughly three regions representing three different sizes of periodic gene sets.