Sentence examples similar to roughly new from inspiring English sources

microenterprise was launched near this city where, according to the New Light website, roughly 40,000 new trafficked sex workers enter each year.

Between 1993 and 2003 roughly 13,983 new jobs were created as 87 new companies were founded and 399 existing companies were expanded.

Thanks to the incentives under the program, buyers snapped up roughly 700,000 new cars, trading in old cars for new models.

The residents of Red Sox Nation (roughly, New England, north of New Haven) have seen more than enough to be wary of anything presenting itself as new and better: their team hasn't won the World Series since 1918, despite frequent flirtations (Johnny Pesky, Bucky Dent, Bill Buckner — each name a barb with a vivid and painful memory attached).

In whose hands would you feel more confident putting $40 billion, which is roughly New York City's annual budget: Mr. Bloomberg or Mayor Mike?

The economy added roughly 450,000 new jobs in the year to November, sending employment to a new all-time high.

Sprint is continuing to add roughly 600,000 new users per month but that growth could slow at some point as its new markets fill up.

Roughly nine million new cases of STDs are diagnosed among teens and young adults a year.

Roughly 2,000 new items are filed per day.

September 19 2013 February 9 201414 "There are roughly three New Yorks," wrote E. B. White.

Roughly 100 new partners are tapped every two years in a seven-month process.