Sentence examples for rough order in from inspiring English sources

Each generation of stars forms from pristine gas mixed with leftovers of older stars that exploded, so astronomers can tell the rough order in which stars formed by looking at the abundances of heavy elements contributed by each previous generation.

While the screenshots were not identified by particular dates, they were laid out from left to right in rough order of where they stood in Gmail's evolution.

The teams were arranged in diagonal rows, like a flying V with contrails, in rough order of their arrival.

Here's a rundown in rough order of brilliance.

I start with a trio of popular favourites before tackling the plays in rough order of composition.

Among other issues, the movie takes up (in rough order) WikiLeaks; the Pentagon Papers; more WikiLeaks; the survival issue; Gay Talese and his famous book on The Times, "The Kingdom and the Power"; Comcast's purchase of NBC Universal;  the impact of Twitter;  the danger of not sending reporters on trips with the president; how ABC has had to lay off 400 people.

But the five largest American banks -- in rough order of declining solvency: Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Citigroup -- hold fully 95% of derivatives -- with a notional value of over $290 trillion.

Some specific comments in rough order of appearance.

The criteria are ranked by how broadly they are contained within the five underlying publications and are ranked in rough order of importance within those groups.

Fill the top shelf with books you read in early childhood, and move down adding books in the rough order you discovered them.

Some more suggestions and tips for using your freezer wisely, in very rough order of usefulness.