Sentence examples for it would roughly from inspiring English sources

In May last year, the company forecast it would roughly double its profit to at least $20 per share by 2015 as it pushes further into emerging markets and lucrative services and software businesses.

The company also cut forecasts for its full-year results, predicting that it would "roughly break even" in 2007, in contrast to an earlier forecast for an operating profit around 400 million euros.

The Dutch bank had struggled to prepare for Basel 2, the new capital standard; last November RBS said that implementing it would roughly double capital requirements at its bit of ABN, an abnormally high increase.

It would roughly double what Congress gives the I.R.S. to spend on information technology.

By the time of his death, it was twenty per cent, where it would roughly hover for the next seven decades.

The Polaroid Corporation said yesterday that it would roughly break even in the fourth quarter and that it would sell real estate and cut spending to compensate for falling shipments of instant film and cameras.

If the state did not amend its restrictions, he said, it would take roughly $400 million to prevent any school cuts.

It would cost roughly $30 billion and create what some legislators are calling a "border surge" by doubling the border control force.

It would take roughly two years to go around the Sun.

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

It would raise roughly $1.7 million in revenue in 2014 and ultimately about $30 million per year.