Sentence examples for it would be roughly from inspiring English sources

(If the minimum wage had kept pace with inflation since its real-value high in the late 1960s, it would be roughly $10 now).

On balance it would be roughly 15 penalties a game – and why, in the short and correcting term, not?

With compounding, based on an increase of 3percentt a year, it would be roughly 80percentt, not 60percentt.

It would be roughly three times the total size of the two branches currently in the neighborhood.

The wait might be worth it – at £18 per metre, it would be roughly 40% cheaper than good quality leather, which can be priced at around £30.

After that, it would be roughly one-third of 1percentt of the domestic product over the rest of the next decade.

Battery life is expected to be around a year for the vents, so it'd be roughly equivalent to changing the power source on devices like smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

It would be about 14 stories, roughly half the height of the nearby Schomburg Plaza.

Government debt, it predicted, would be roughly 28percentt of gross domestic product this year, down from nearly a third in 2003.

Bush's Social Security commission estimated that the administrative costs of the private accounts it was proposing would be roughly 10 times as high as the administrative cost of running the Social Security program.

"Irrational Exuberance" should be compulsory reading for anybody interested in Wall Street or financially exposed to it; at the moment that would be roughly everybody in the United States, from Alan Greenspan down to the proverbial shoe-shine boy.