Sentence examples for roughly common from inspiring English sources

The strip on the back page is a sort of Turkish version of "Peanuts," called "Sizinkiler," or roughly "common folk".

Even a formula such as (3) above, though not referring to any specific subject matter, contains expressions like "every" and "is a," which are thought of as having a definite meaning, and the variables are intended to mark the places for expressions of one particular kind (roughly, common nouns or class names).

The temperature and composition of Axial Seamount's hydrothermal vents changes over time, but always maintains a roughly common identity, as do the vents' individual microbial communities.

He is a runner, an avocation roughly as common among his predecessors as break dancing.

In Mexico, where obesity is roughly as common as in the United States, diabetes kills about 70,000 people a year.

The joggers outside the Olympic stadium testify to their impact: Until lately, a Mauritanian woman in jogging shoes was roughly as common as a camel in stiletto heels.

Die Antwoord was founded by a South African music-biz veteran named Waddy Jones (Ninja, here) who celebrates zef, which translates roughly as "common" or "redneck," but which Jones claims is a synonym for "the ultimate style".

Josh Davis and other scholars who study super-recognizers believe that the gift may be roughly as common as face blindness, which would mean that one in fifty people has a brain that is especially well suited to such jobs.

Random assignment of two to four items to parcels should, on average, lead to parcels that contain roughly equal common factor variance (Little et al. 2002).

In England, a telephone interview survey in 2000 showed that for active patients with a displaced femoral neck fracture, internal fixation, bipolar hemiarthroplasty, and unipolar hemiarthroplasty were roughly equally common as a first-hand choice (Crossman et al. 2002).

The new shares will be issued on Oct. 3. Corning said it had roughly 319 million common shares issued as of June 30.