For example, a CNN could roughly be able to be said to tackle one word of the sentence at a time.
Therefore, £15m would roughly be able to provide 500,000 people with the means to survive for about a week.
A goal of one mile means roughly being able to run for about 15 minutes.
Of the 250,000, then, roughly 8,500 were able to get their loans modified and another 7,500 remain in negotiations for modifications.
The first was the general adoption of the split trail, in which two trail legs, opened to roughly 45°, were able to support a gun through a wider angle of traverse.
These Cubans, who were from all walks of life, were impressed, too, by Obama's easy charisma and his use of Cuban catchphrases and witticisms, and a couple of them recalled his praise of Cuban resourcefulness when he said, in Spanish, "el cubano inventa del aire"— roughly, Cubans are able to make things out of nothing.
Mr. Jobs insists that Apple has been able roughly to double its consumer market share the last year and argues that it has in part been held back by economic downturns in the publishing and advertising markets, where it has traditionally been strong, as well as by missteps it made in the education market.
It's also a price tag that could potentially double if the deal is an all-equity offering and Uber, currently valued at roughly $60 billion, is able to go public at a $120 billion valuation.
Roughly a quarter of able-bodied male southerners were killed or wounded.
