Sentence examples similar to launching roughly at from inspiring English sources

You know, in the first Persian Gulf war we launched roughly 1,100 air attacks a day.

FlexShares launched roughly four years ago and currently manages about 8.5 billion dollars.

Judy's Book and Insider Pages are two companies that launched at roughly the same time, raise roughly the same amount of venture capital, and had very similar products.

pic.twitter.com/CxrXjJDyDv Two other attacks were launched at roughly the same time as the Kobani offensive, one in the northern city of Hassakeh, where militants were set to have captured some districts from the YPG.

At Apple's iPhone 4 press conference last week, they were kind enough to spill the beans on how many iPhone 4s had sold since launch: roughly 3 million.

"He's launching himself at other people.

He roped in Dylan Smith, a Mercer Island friend who was studying economics at Duke University, to handle finance, and in April 2005 the pair launched Box on roughly $20,000 Smith had won at online poker.

The aircraft began launching at 3 30 PM.

So, we expect the platform to launch globally in roughly 10 to 12 months.

"Aiding and Abetting" seems roughly at midrange.

When it was launched in 2009 at a cost of roughly $2,000 £1,2100), the Tata Nano was heralded as the low-cost vehicle that would motorise the Indian masses, a kind of Asian equivalent of the Volkswagen Beetle.