Sentence examples for quite roughly from inspiring English sources

An eyewitness, Tony Grew, the parliamentary editor with PoliticsHome.com, said: "Joyce was shoving his way through the crowd quite roughly.

He takes the scarf from her hair, not quite roughly, grips her arm and pulls her to her feet.

Shots are usually blocked out quite roughly in 3D to begin with, just to get a feeling for the position, size and overall motion in the scene.

The pharmacist pulled off Nawab's shalwar, got a rag, and washed away the blood, then poked around quite roughly, while Nawab held the sides of the bed and willed himself not to scream.

For instance, due to time limit, most building LCA studies estimate the building materials and fuels consumed in construction phase quite roughly, which excludes the choices on a wide range of construction techniques, materials, specialties and machines, no need to mention the energy consumption in operation phase, which is usually estimated in an even bolder manner.

But, whereas all of last year's were extremely delicate, so as to yield to the touch, it is reported that some of those seen in January were "solid and so firm that they could be handled quite roughly without breaking". I send these memoranda to you, thinking that you may deem them worthy of preservation in the columns of your journal.

Since the voltage shift is quite small (roughly 0.73 0.83 V for each single cell), the efficiency would be higher.

But thanks to loopholes and evasion, the average rate (corporate taxes divided by corporate income) is quite low -- roughly 14%.

The favorable PPV for indels results from the fact that true indel rates are quite low (roughly 20-fold lower than substitution rates; [29]), yet indel error rates are comparable to those for basecalls, typically differing only by a factor of 4 5 (Table 2).

The total number of substrates identified was quite small, roughly 1%and1.7%7% for ARTD10 and ARTD8, respectively, implying that these enzymes are rather selective.

SSR markers trace recent evolution events as their mutation rate is quite high, roughly between 10−3 and 10−6, depending on species and location on the genome (Vigouroux et al., 2002).