Accordingly, he designed the Birch Society roughly, if not explicitly, on the Marxist-Leninist model of a vanguard revolutionary party: a series of small cells that would work in secret to agitate the populace and elect right-thinking candidates to office.
While these correspond roughly, if not absolutely, to traditional taxonomic entities, one should resist the temptation of nomenclatural distractions: the phylogenetic analysis clearly supports the fact that pedigreed rope-builders are polyphyletic.
In addition, the intermediate structures generated by our algorithm come roughly as close, if not closer, to the known homologs as those produced by Morph Server, as demonstrated in Table 1.
The water should be roughly room temperature if not a little warmer.
Only belatedly was Bernard Shaw's warning about Italian composers heeded (roughly: if you don't get them without dragging in Germans, you don't get them at all).
After much debate, the ancient historic provinces so unequal in wealth, population, and influence were replaced by a unitary republic divided into departments and electoral constituencies that were roughly equal in population, if not in wealth.
Although enrollment has grown to more than 7,000 largely as a result of a Latino influx, schools have retained roughly the same number, if not the proportions, of whites and blacks that they had in 1989.
All three genres move at roughly 130 beats per minute, if not faster.
U.S. Highway 285 in Colorado hits that perfect note at Kenosha Pass, when after roughly 65 miles of circuitous if not tedious two-lane mountain driving heading southwest from Denver, you come around a bend and, without warning, roar down into the high, vast expanse of the South Park Valley.
If not, it's roughly £40 for total protection.
By the end of the early Cambrian Period (roughly 521 million years ago), most, if not all, of the eye types in existence today had already evolved.
