Sentence examples for roughly four classes from inspiring English sources

So we spent roughly four classes on political philosophy.

Historically and by origin, they can be divided into roughly four classes.

And when we talk about weakness of the will in roughly five classes, we'll talk about some of the ways in which we can exploit the fact that we have these complex brains capable of learning patterns both though our old systems and through our new ones.

They divide into roughly two classes, which we may call liberal dispositionalists and interpretationists.

Mechanoluminescence (ML), a general term for the phenomenon in which light emission occurs during any mechanical action on a solid, can be divided roughly into two classes: destructive ML and non-destructive ML.

The scandals fall roughly into three classes: the failure of enforcement, the incredible industry of 'bootlegging,' and the evasion of the law by people usually regarded as law-abiding.

The methods to predict the clinical response of individual patients to chemotherapy are classified roughly into two classes.

The typical vertebrate has eleven SBSs, which fall into roughly seven distinct sequence classes (Roberts, unpublished observations); within each sequence class, idiosyncrasies have been strongly maintained over hundreds of millions of years (see sequence logos at bottom of Figure 4A), suggesting that some sort of functional specificity is to be expected.

Roughly two million Californians attend classes in one or another of the 113 community campuses dotted around the state.

Spiegel also owns roughly 143.7 million class C shares and another 7.5 million class B shares to safely secure his status as someone worth well over $1 billion, despite the slide in Snap's share price since its March IPO.

Creative Class unemployment is roughly four percent today, a little less than half the rate for the nation as a whole.