Sentence examples for more than roughly from inspiring English sources

Under this assumption, if more than roughly 42.5 percent of shareholders vote no, the deal will not happen.

For consumers, that means homes more than roughly three miles from a telephone switching station have little hope of getting a high-speed connection through phone wires.

But unless you are an extremely gifted raconteur, people who talk for more than roughly half minute at a time are boring and often perceived as too chatty.

For stoichiometric flames of methane and air this value seems to be close to 36 cm/s, while the differences between the results of different techniques do not vary by more than roughly 1 cm/s.

While none of these approaches can give us at the present time results accurate to more than roughly the 5% -> 10% level, a coherent and plausible picture is emerging.

And according to the Refugee Council of Australia the numbers heading for Australia are often overblown: Yemen received more than roughly 25 times more boat people than did Australia over the past six years.

Bitcoin prices have been following a downward trend lately, falling from more than $7,750 roughly one week ago to roughly $6,725 at the time of this writing.

Currently, allowances in Europe sell for the United States equivalent of about $38 a ton, far more than the roughly $5 a ton that carbon futures sell for here.

The state, with a population of only 2.6m, incorporates about 80,000 new firms a year and now has more than 400,000, roughly one for every six people.

At stake is more than the roughly $2.5 million in prize money.

Legislative campaign committees raised more than $8 million, roughly double the total in 1994.