Sentence examples for is roughly enough from inspiring English sources
(One megawatt is roughly enough to power 1,000 homes).
A gigabyte (GB) of storage, which is roughly enough to hold a two-hour film after compression, cost around $200,000 in 1980 todayy a disk drive holding a terabyte, or 1,024GB, costs around $100.The growth of the internet and the rapid spread of fast broadband connectivity have also transformed the landscape.
An acre foot is roughly enough water for two families for a year.
Siham Qaryo, head of the main supervisory economic body, says that "enough crude is roughly refined to fuel big electricity generators, but petrol for vehicles is smuggled in by traders which is often risky for them".
Its demotion to a "dwarf planet"—a celestial object orbiting the sun which is shaped by gravity (ie, is roughly spherical) but not large enough to clear its neighbourhood of other objects is a snub that tykes can relate to.
It is roughly two miles long, long enough for landings by heavily-laden transport aircraft, including the C-17, C-141 and C-130, or for use as an emergency strip for fighter or attack jets damaged over Iraq.
It may be that the success of scale depends upon man's ability to comprehend proportions in relation to some unit or module that is roughly human sized and close enough to a person in a building to permit him to measure it against himself.
This inner detector angle is roughly chosen as to be large enough to ensure thermal diffuse scattering is the dominant signal contribution and small enough to ensure sufficient signal strength.
Ironically enough, hockey feminism is roughly modeled on a Marxist idea - even when it gets trotted out by the political right - but it's an idea that doesn't hold up because it pretends we constitute a single class.
Comparisons have obviously been made with The Lord of the Rings, and they're roughly fair enough, but with significantly more naked women (or even women) and better dialogue and an equally fine cast.
That is, roughly, bicycle speed.
