Sentence examples for roughly mirrors from inspiring English sources

The proportion of Oscar winners of acting awards who are black roughly mirrors the demographic makeup of the US population.

Strategists in all three campaigns said the poll -- which roughly mirrors other recent surveys, including the campaigns' -- helps explain some of the desperate tone heard yesterday from the Pataki and McCall camps.

The cloud storage service roughly mirrors Apple's iTunes Match, in that it will scan a computer hard drive for all the music stored on it – whether paid for or pirated – and will make those songs available to be listened to legally from the remote services.

Since the game roughly mirrors the TV drama, you will choose which side the Mob, local cops, the Feds you want to be on.

Team members have dubbed the newly described predator Pentecopterus after the penteconter, a type of ancient Greek warship that roughly mirrors the creature's body shape (artist's reconstruction shown above).

In the film (which roughly mirrors her real life), her personal life is in disarray.

Republican gains roughly mirrored Democratic losses.

Racial disparities among Muslims roughly mirror those in the broader society.

That would roughly mirror Huddersfield's record under Herbert Chapman in the 1920s.

At nearly 20 percent of the population, Catholics have roughly mirrored the popular vote in the last eight elections.

The exhausting journey roughly mirrored what GOP strategists believe to be his most likely path to the White House.