Sentence examples for roughly just from inspiring English sources

(The phrase means, roughly, "just plain folks," and Cai constantly applied it to himself).

That should give you an extra £112 a year in your pocket or roughly just over £2 a week.

Chop mint roughly — just enough, as the chef Fergus Henderson writes about parsley, to discipline it — and do the same with the oregano.

This year's proposed sell-off total, currently £31.8 billion, is roughly just one fifth of the total amount raised by all privatisations from 1979 to 2014, a period of 35 years.

A new report by Scott Lilly, my colleague at the Centre for American Progress in Washington, has the details: Emergent BioSolutions has billed the Pentagon $1.3bn for BioThrax, which he calculates cost the company roughly just $250m to manufacture.

For both the Republican and Democratic parties, pre-midterm polls have generally guessed only about 50 percent of the field of candidates correctly — about half of the candidates included in early polling decided not to run, and roughly just as many candidates not included in any early polls entered the race.

I think it's important to show you understand all the different sectors of your company — not just roughly but in detail, too.

My assignment was to report back to my colleagues in Philadelphia about just how roughly Moore had treated our company, a big health insurer, in the film.

Those stats have roughly doubled just since January, when Twitter had just 100,000 active weekly users.

He began roughly for just a nano-second but looked so good doing it no one cared.

Roughly speaking, just over 30percentt of people voted to Leave, just under 30percentt of people voted to Remain, and around 30percentt of people didn't vote.