Sentence examples for roughly equal footing from inspiring English sources

The rivals' fundraising was on roughly equal footing last month, with each raising more than $25m.

In a controversial speech, he suggested that Britain may be moving towards a European model, with renting on a roughly equal footing with buying.

Since taking over the Senate Campaign Committee 18 months ago, Mr. Corzine has raised $47 million, putting Democrats on roughly equal footing with their Republican counterparts.

We first see the men as they wait in their truck — the classic banter-and-bicker location for police and P.I. partners — and it seems that although Hank is the brains of the two, they have a roughly equal footing.

Pari passu is a Latin phrase meaning, roughly, "on equal footing".

"Pari passu" is a Latin phrase that roughly means "on equal footing".

The keystone-shaped pavilion will range in height from 57 to 72 feet (roughly equal to a six-story office building).

The Mackenzie Delta area is believed to hold nine trillion cubic feet of gas, roughly equal to the gas reserves off the coast of Nova Scotia.

(One million B.T.U.'s roughly equals 1,000 cubic feet of gas).

All told, there is a total of 3.58 million square feet, or 82.28 acres, of privately owned public space in the city -- roughly equal to the section of Central Park below 64th Street.

Before then, we earned roughly equal amounts.