Sentence examples for roughly intact from inspiring English sources

One of the achievements of Stahr's subtle portrait of this confounding figure is that, in the end, our sense of Seward's charm, and even of his integrity, survives roughly intact.

Geithner and senior officials at Treasury believe that the root of the crisis was liquidity, and that struggling banks could survive roughly intact if they had a temporary injection of funds — a bailout.

Whether the object is spinning on its axis or not, for example, or accelerating slightly in the direction of motion, may determine whether the object gets crushed to zero volume along such a path or whether it survives (roughly) intact all the way along it, as in examples offered by Ellis and Schmidt (1977).

In this way, keeping the angle between the lever arms roughly intact during stepping and twisting partially about the leading head causes the translocating motor domain to preferentially reach the desired binding site.

The peloton remained intact for roughly the first half of the sixth stage.

Of the remaining APAP, roughly 2% is excreted intact in the urine, and approximately 8% is metabolized by the cytochrome P450 system to N-acetyl-p-benzo-quinone imine (NAPQI), which is highly reactive.

The lower half of Poppo's face, roughly from mustache down, appears intact.

In essence, the proportion of sequences with intact barcode stayed roughly the same in all samples analysed (Fig. 4a and Table 2), indicating that a net increase in sequence yield translates directly into an increased yield of barcoded, and therefore usable sequences.

Species associated with canopies and clearings had roughly the same percent composition in intact and fragmented forest plots.

Over the course of the roughly 400 ps trajectories, the micelle remained intact with the hydrocarbon chains on the inside and the carboxylate groups on the outer perimeter.

Here's how it goes: Kerry and Lieberman introduce their bill on Wed., looking roughly like it looks now, with drilling provisions intact like Lieberman wants.