Sentence examples for roughly could be from inspiring English sources

Goodman's conclusions, on what roughly could be considered the question of what is art as well as on the question of artistic value, follow from his view that aesthetics is really a branch of epistemology and that there is ultimately no sharp division between art and other forms of human knowledge.

Thus, for the analysis, a first index describing impaired self-control and dependence symptoms, which roughly could be said to be problems of a more subjective nature, and a second index referring to extrinsic problems more concrete problems that affect others to a larger extent were retained.

Roughly $17 billion could be described as aid, including cheap oil to Cuba and cash transfers to Bolivia.

The government said it was unreasonable that these losses of roughly £17bn could be used to eliminate tax on current profits.

So far, 155,000 cubic yards have been restored — or roughly what could be held in 300,000 city litter baskets; another million cubic yards will come from dredging navigation channels.

An additional roughly $25 billion could be cut, said Democratic aides, by moving up reductions that Obama had proposed for the next year so that they take effect sooner.

I.B.M. declined to give a figure, but roughly 750 positions could be cut if 1percentt of positions were shed in the United States, which has roughly half the 150,000 employees in Global Services, I.B.M.'s consulting arm.

Roughly 3,800 inmates could be released within the next year.