Sentence examples for minimum of roughly from inspiring English sources
The dispute began with a city plan under which a private developer, Atlantic Development Group, would pay the city a minimum of roughly $10 million to erect two buildings comprising 324 apartments.
The disclosure that he had failed to pay taxes for five years — a period during which he earned a minimum of roughly $100,000 a year — was especially damaging at a time of budget austerity.
"It will mean a minimum of roughly six months away from the playing field".
Differences were statistically significant in all cases, from a minimum of roughly 5° at the second molar, up to approximately 12° at the second premolar (Table 6).
The results show that the diameters of the MWCNTs were reduced from 50 100 nm for a conventional Ni thin film-evaporated Si substrate to a minimum of roughly 2 4 nm in the present study.
Back in 1994, Bangladeshi workers had gained a hard-won minimum wage of roughly $11 per month, but that level remained in place for more than a decade.
A weather station on the island maintained by the Maritius Meteorological Services reported a minimum pressure of roughly 996 mbar (hPa; 29.42 inHg) and a maximum sustained wind measurement of 70 km/h (45 mph).
At the Kimpton chain's 10 hotels in Washington, D.C., inauguration specials carry a four-night minimum, with rooms of roughly $660 to $1,500 nightly, before taxes.
Most dealerships pay salesmen a paltry base salary of roughly minimum wage.
The position of the first minimum was roughly constant regardless of temperature or concentration.
For propagation through 50 mm water, the FWHM of the local minimum is roughly 100 nm (Fig. 1), which limits the applicability of ultra-broadband light sources.
