Sentence examples for rough analogues from inspiring English sources

Rough analogues are Maltese and Luxembourgish: they are official in Malta and Luxembourg, but in both countries people are routinely bilingual, and most official business is done in other languages (English in Malta, French and German in Luxembourg).

(The word may have derived from the Jamaican term "mash up," meaning "destroy" — a rough analogue of "kill," in the show-business sense).

Instead of focusing on acceleration, he's working to build a start-up culture that's a rough analogue of the slow-food movement: intimate, deliberate, unhurried.

In 2015, Young America's Foundation spent $13 million on lectures, conferences, seminars and outreach — more than twice the entire budget of Young Invincibles, its rough analogue on the left.

Copyright law on unpublished stuff generally relates to archives – notes, diaries, rough drafts, early scripts – in analogue form.

The SEM microphotographs were evaluated with the help of visual analogue scale, the surface roughness for group A = 0 very rough surface, group C = 1 rough surface, group B = 2 smooth surface, and group D = 3 very smooth surface.

There are two types of analogue meters (that use needles): a volume unit which can give you a good rough idea and is cheaper but less sensitive, than the peak program meter which provides more accurate readings and needle falls more slowly.

Sounds rough.

"Real rough".

Rough, smooth.

Rough kids.