Sentence examples for races of roughly from inspiring English sources

Despite the tendency of Hollywood films and sci-fi novels to depict malevolent encounters between evenly matched space adversaries, Shostak says the size of the universe and the rarity of life makes it extremely unlikely that two races of roughly equal intelligence will encounter one another in the cosmos.

One of those rules dictates that the five nonsuspects, known as fillers, in six-person lineups be similarly clothed as the suspect and of the same sex and race and of roughly the same age, height and build.

The Newport-Bermuda Race, the Sydney-Hobart Race and the Fastnet Race are all jaunts of roughly 630 miles that are contested over several days by fully crewed boats usually campaigned by a relatively well-heeled enthusiast of the sport.

Also in Brooklyn, Representative Anthony D. Weiner won a resounding victory in a race against City Councilman Noach Dear, by a ratio of roughly 3 to 1.

But by midafternoon three separate bombshells, all coming within the span of roughly 90 minutes, threatened to throw the race into chaos.

In the US, the number of runners completing races of more than 50km (31 miles) rose from roughly 11,000 in 2000, to more than 72,000 last year.

That's a saving of roughly 25 percent.

Analysts expect a price of roughly $45,000.

Sprinkle of roughly chopped coriander.

The specimens are of roughly similar size.

Because collection of information on race/ethnicity had only recently started in the health plan, the number of potentially eligible individuals so identified was only about 2,100 out of an age eligible pool of roughly 104,000.