Sentence examples for roughly extended from inspiring English sources

Electrical accidents with X-ray systems were responsible for a considerable number of injuries and deaths in a period that roughly extended from 1920 to 1940.

Instead of the existing Coles Sports & Recreation Center the university can have its proposed multitower building, called the Zipper, not quite as big as imagined and accompanied by a promise of public amenities along with the pedestrian thoroughfare that is now part of the proposal, which would roughly extend Greene Street north.

Notably, the continental shelf of the Southern Caribbean, roughly extending from Costa Rica to the Orinoco delta [25], is considered one of two hotspots (along with the East Indies triangle) for marine biodiversity in the world [26].

Another LD block around the marker BrSF6-1572 extended roughly from BrSF6-1390 (at 29.02 Mb) to BrSF0358 (at 30.28 Mb), indicating a resolution of approximately 2.5 cM (1.26 Mb).

The first LD block around the marker BrGMS0025 extended roughly from BrSF0353 (at 30.68 Mb) to BrSF6-2562 (at 31.19 Mb), indicating a resolution of approximately 1 cM (0.51 Mb).

Roughly, it extends from Ninth to Fifth Avenue, from 34th to 42nd Street, with the densest concentration between 37th and 40th Streets, Seventh to Eighth.

The 10-year cost of the expanded low-income credits would be roughly $90 billion; extending the Bush middle-class tax cuts would cost $2.9 trillion.

A continuous slab-like high-velocity zone (HVZ), dipping roughly 45°, extends beneath the 1200 km-long Ryukyu Arc down to ∼300 km depth.

The mastoid exposure on the back end of the skull is roughly triangular, extending closest to the centerline of the occipital at its most dorsal point.

They also extended roughly 1,750 feet and were about 3½ feet wide, according to statistics provided by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officials.

Around the time when the cyclone made landfall, gale-force winds extended roughly 85 km (50 mi) from the center of Magda, classifying it as a "midget" cyclone.