Sentence examples for roughly all the from inspiring English sources

It is roughly all the women in the United States... missing.

Why do you make people hate you?' " Released only two weeks ago from a succession of prisons here, Mr. Mehdi, a 51-year-old merchant with heart trouble, said he had not been treated as badly as the men he saw in photos that have shocked Iraq -- photos of black hoods, naked prisoners and leering American guards -- but roughly, all the same.

In English, we would translate roughly, "all the more so": If a small matter like X requires our attention, then how much more so does this apply to Y, a more weighty matter.

Mr. Mateen plays stubby notes, sketching roughly all over the instrument, as Charles Mingus did, and chopping up the flow of the music.

The most frequent BRCA1 gene mutation is c.798_799delTT which was found in roughly all of the North African populations [ 22– 27] 27], suggesting the first non-Jewish founder mutation to be described in this area.

This has to go through parliament ratification roughly all over the planet, even if you don't have such a formal parliament in some countries.

The most frequent BRCA1 gene mutation is 5382insC c.5266dupCC) which was found in roughly all of the populations.

Also, using around 80 features (roughly 10% of all the features) can result in comparable or better prediction than all the 862 features.

Roughly chop all the vegetables and put in a large pan with the water.

In many mammalian genomes each, about 2000 miRNAs were found to regulate roughly 60% of all the genes in that genome.

Roughly half of all the revenue generated on Wall Street goes toward compensation, and most of it is paid in the form of a year-end bonus.