Sentence examples for it represents roughly from inspiring English sources

"When you open up one of those hotels, it represents roughly 1.5 new jobs per room directly and one job indirectly".

Tuli said that DataWind determined the price point for the tablet because it represents roughly a week's salary for low-income Indians, proportionately the same as a tablet costs a typical worker in a developed economy.

The group says it represents roughly 50,000 survivors of the United States bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki -- not 10,000, which is the approximate number of survivors represented by the group in Nagasaki alone.

The current user base on IE 8 through 10 is sizable – it represents roughly 20percentt of the desktop web browser market, according to data from Netmarketshare.

FOP, which says it represents roughly 330,000 law enforcement officers, reported the hack in a Facebook post on Thursday evening.

26 It represents roughly the whole body uniform dose that would give rise to the same detriment as the exposures observed in the population at risk.

Californians should make it bigger so that each lawmaker represents roughly as many constituents as his counterparts in other states do.

The Bottom Rung, which Moody's will update monthly, represents roughly the riskiest 15% of all companies it tracks.

In Congo, the disease represents roughly 14%% of child mortality, which makes it the second cause of mortality in this age range after malaria.

Where it gets tricky is the Chinese market itself, which imports a huge number of semiconductor chips, and represents roughly 20% of Nvidia's revenues.

By comparison, Latin America represents roughly 11 percent.