Sentence examples for put it roughly from inspiring English sources

A blogger writing for Foreign Policy summed up his efforts: "It's hard to describe in English what Zuckerberg's Mandarin sounded like, but I'd put it roughly at the level of someone who studied for two years in college".

As it moves over the Bahamas, the storm may head more northwest, which would put it roughly in line with the North Carolina coast, forecasters said, and nearly every state along the East Coast would be affected.

As for the outlook, the company sees a 25% drop in earnings per share from this year's results, which would put it roughly in line with consensus estimates of $1.70 per share for 2009.

To put it roughly, publicly justified rules are those that maximize the share of each person relative to and constrained by a similar maximization of shares on the part of others.

That puts it roughly neck-and-neck with the "no" campaign, which claims to have more than £4m.

That puts it roughly level with Boeing, which had 322 orders through June 30 and will have more than 430 once it signs definitive agreements with the leasing companies.

Celera said in January that it had decoded 2,580,000 DNA units, putting it roughly at the stage the consortium has now reached.

Mr. Vogel said the price was about $2.95 a gallon after a tax credit was applied to the purchase, putting it roughly in line with ordinary diesel fuel.

This puts it roughly neck-and-neck with America, which currently plans to send astronauts to lunar orbit in 2023 but which has made no commitment to returning to the surface.

That, in turn, would be a dress rehearsal for something called the Mars Colonial Transporter.Mr Musk wants to build a machine that would let him offer prospective colonists a (one-way) trip to the Martian surface for about $500,000 or, as he puts it, roughly the cost of a nice house in California.

The League of Polish Families spreads the word that the EU is a communist plot, an idea that appeals to ultra-nationalists and religious conservatives.But the right-wing force that is rising fastest is Law and Justice, a party elected on a populist anti-crime platform that puts it roughly between the technocrats of Platforma and the xenophobes of Samoobrona.