Sentence examples for it has roughly from inspiring English sources

It has not revealed what its new terms are, but analysts guess that it has roughly halved its revenue-sharing demands and made other concessions.

It has roughly 95% of its deposits located in California, which has been a troublesome market for many banks, but the company has been able to avoid the subprime and CDO disasters that have felled some of its competitors.

Modern Scotland is half the size England and Wales in area, but with its many inlets, islands and inland lochs, it has roughly the same amount of coastline at 4,000 miles.

Modern Scotland is half the size of England and Wales in area, but with its many inlets, islands and inland lochs, it has roughly the same amount of coastline at 4,000 miles.

The school is a low-budget enterprise: It has roughly 25 students and seven teachers, and it makes its home on Westchester Avenue in the Parkchester section, in a two-story brick building that used to be an auto repair shop.

Now, it has roughly $35 million in contracts.

Harvard, by comparison, said it had roughly 33 percent of its portfolio in public equities when it announced its results.

It had roughly as much face as a whale does.

It had roughly 10 times as many subsidiaries, including many offshore entities, more complicated relations with creditors and a less solid business.

The new shares will be issued on Oct. 3. Corning said it had roughly 319 million common shares issued as of June 30.

According to the S.E.C. complaint, the bank made a series of disclosures to investors during the summer of 2007 suggesting it had roughly $13 billion of exposure to subprime mortgage-related assets that were losing value.