Sentence examples for roughly in the class of from inspiring English sources
Still, the MT8215 is roughly in the class of an Apple A6, Nvidia Tegra 3 or Snapdragon 400, which is a cut above the 1.5GHz dual-core Amlogic AML8726 in the Zoostorm SL8 mini 2. There are also some cheaper 10in Samsung tablets floating around, including the Galaxy Tab 3 at £279 and the Galaxy Tab 4 (T-530) at £279.99.
Applications rose by 5.7percentto to 19,116, for roughly 1,050 places in the Class of 2012.
While I have been in the admissions field for more than 25 years, I expect to be feeling quite a bit of pain at the end of this week (as I do each year) about the many exceptional youths who did not get offered one of the roughly 1,650 slots in the Class of 2011.
Measures of access are for students born in 1991, roughly the class of 2013; measures of outcomes and mobility are for students born between 1980 and 1982, who are around age 35, when relative income ranks stabilizes.
Over all, the state graduation rate has also climbed incrementally: roughly 72 percent of the class of 2009 graduated on time, compared with 66 percent in 2005.
The 50-hour Pro Bono Pledge was achieved by roughly 2/3 of the Class of 2017.
Also, their data set is roughly balanced between the classes of normal and attack.
The settlement includes almost $12 million to be distributed to the class of plaintiffs, roughly $8 million in lawyers' fees, and about $1 million in expenses.
"A student who starts as a chemistry major and whose preparation puts her roughly in the middle of her class will probably do fine and will gain a greater sense of mastery and confidence with each passing semester.
His earnings placed them roughly in the bracket of lower middle class according to McKinstry: although more prosperous than he had been during his childhood, the family were not initially financially comfortable.
What if we gave that same amount of tax breaks, $700 billion, to roughly the same class of rich taxpayers for investing in clean energy and energy efficiency?
