Sentence examples for roughly a day from inspiring English sources

The larger sunspots are the ones that spawn the biggest disruptions, and for those the warning time is roughly a day.

Small amounts of metal shielding can block most of this, but the rest increases the risk of cancer somewhat, shortening the theoretical life expectancy by roughly a day for every week spent in space's cosmic ray environment.

Clapper spent roughly a day on the ground and met North Korean security officials – but not Kim, the official said on board Air Force One as Obama prepared to head to Beijing.

That's one way of protesting Andrew McCabe's firing as deputy FBI director, roughly a day before he was set to retire: At least one Democratic congressman has offered McCabe a temporary job so he can get full retirement benefits — and McCabe appears to be considering.

Mr. Li, flanked by seven court officers, stood as the jury forewoman delivered the verdict, reached after roughly a day of deliberations.

I calculated that one of the American members of our group – who had been to all nine Valdai meetings (I have been to seven) - had spent roughly a day of his life waiting for Putin.

Choi pays about $8 per hour plus fees, which comes to about $11 per hour, or roughly $56 a day.

That comes at a housing cost to the state of roughly $100 per inmate per day in most counties, or roughly $4.6 million a day.

Perhaps understanding one nation's experience is more emotionally salient: The WHO estimates that in 2012, malaria caused approximately 180,000 deaths in Nigeria, or roughly 500 a day.

Treks led by park employees start at about $8 a person and boat trips cost roughly $65 a day.

About 13 million people visit Notre-Dame Cathevery everyeararoughlyghly 30,000 a day.