Sentence examples for roughly competitive from inspiring English sources

But such tweaking may not be enough in a roughly competitive, fast-cycling fashion environment.

Natural gas and ethanol are roughly competitive with what gasoline was selling for last year, and are notably cheaper than gasoline today.

For those unfamiliar with senior coupons, all the lines sell them to people over 62 for roughly competitive prices; each coupon is good for a one-way flight in the 48 states.

However, for a block size of 1 MB, our compression scheme can still achieve a compression ratio of 361 1, which is roughly competitive to existing relative compression schemes for human genome sequences.

A conference composed of these seven teams, along with select others that do not sponsor Division I football programs, could offer a men's basketball league that was roughly as competitive as that of major conferences like the Pacific-12 and the Southeastern Conference.

Economic analysis suggests this technology could be roughly cost competitive with more conventional methods of achieving deep reductions in CO2 emissions from electric power.

Recall that Fair Equality of Opportunity (FEO) requires social arrangements that bring it about that any persons with the same native talent and the same ambition will have roughly equivalent competitive prospects.

Day and night matches have roughly been equally competitive in the last five years.

The mileage ratings, around 30 m.p.g. on the highway, are roughly comparable with competitive models like the Accord.

Although the program is still being put together, the White House is considering an initiative to offer roughly $50 million in competitive grants to local communities and organizations that are involved in efforts to help low-income families go online.

Last year, the agencies made roughly $2.5 billion in competitive grants to entrepreneurs seeking to commercialize the latest technologies.