Sentence examples for perhaps roughly from inspiring English sources

It fits roughly in the same mould as Sledgehammer – a brash and funky take on Stax soul – although perhaps "roughly" is the wrong word entirely in this context.

That means Egnyte should go public before next summer or, perhaps, roughly a year after Box jumped into the pool.

Advancing risk measurement is beyond the scope of this paper, but this appendix offers a crude measure that might indicate the general direction of idiosyncratic private information risk changes since 2007 and perhaps roughly indicate their magnitude.

To help students become more actively engaged in Poiseuille's law, we created a new lecture demonstration for the human physiology course using a physics experiment that perhaps roughly resembles Poiseuille's research in his Paris laboratory in the late 1830s.

The excess of malformations found in children with cancer, compared with controls, without a similar excess of malformations in their close relatives may indicate that in some (perhaps very roughly one in 20) cases antenatal events may lead both to the malformation and the malignancy.

It may sound like a place where detainees get questioned, perhaps even roughly, but it is a civilized space: carpeted, soundproofed, and flooded with daylight.

The problem of an epistemology of style can perhaps be roughly put as follows.

As long as all organisms are simple at the beginning, initially their complexity (the number of genes in the genome) can only grow or, perhaps, stay roughly constant.

Perhaps about a full takeover of the LSE, valued at roughly $2 billion, by Nasdaq, a mutual that plans to float later this year, raising up to $3.5 billion.

"As I have said, sometimes perhaps a little roughly, the UK remained a prisoner on that train".

Though Japanese men disdain it, perhaps half the roughly 200 United States naginata practitioners are male, Mr. Sosnowski estimated.