Sentence examples for roughly equate from inspiring English sources

I used to hold in my mind the truism that continental European conservative parties roughly equate to our Democratic Party in their foreign policy views, but that British foreign policy conservatism was an exception; no longer, it seems.

The customers of this company include pharmacies, hospitals, and medical centers in most of the cities in Iran whose numbers roughly equate 10,000.

For the first three months, HPE is also offering an additional 50,000 API units (which roughly equate to API calls) for all paying users.

"On the people budget we need to save around about half of our costs there, so half the costs would roughly equate but not in an exact proportion to about half the people.

To roughly equate the number of inputs to the classifier, we downsampled the event-related power along the frequency dimension by 1/6 for searchlight decoding.

This might roughly equate to 1·07 μmol/l (84·5 μg/l) in serum/plasma.

This roughly equates to zero tax on the first £35,000 or so of savings balances.

The current asking price, $10 million, roughly equates to the price it then made, if expressed in buying power.

Montgomery said Mecom was well into a three-year process to cut costs by reducing its original workforce of 11,000 by around 15%, roughly equating to 1,500 employees.

Meanwhile if 1,000 tons is recycled, that roughly equates to the same amount of clothes a brand of this size pumps out into the world in 48 hours.

One percent of a snapper's signing bonus roughly equates to dinner for two at Red Lobster, cheesy bread not included.