Sentence examples for roughly one thousand. from inspiring English sources

I have taken roughly one thousand trips with that bag without any kind of toiletry incident.

At that point, CGM Focus was up roughly one thousand per cent in the previous decade.

The computation is nontrivial because, when written in a sufficiently explicit way, the TZ Lagrangian has roughly one thousand non-explicitly Lorentz-covariant terms.

Chinese Buddhist Texts is suitable for students who have completed the equivalent of at least one year's college level study of Modern Chinese and are familiar with roughly one thousand of the commonest Chinese characters.

And this penchant is reflected in the astounding fact that, of the roughly one thousand agents that the agency has evaluated, half had insufficient information to be assessed, and of the remaining half, only ONE has been placed in Group 4 – "probably not carcinogenic to humans". The chemical that has this distinction is caprolactam, which is used in the manufacture of nylon.

The HuffPost Pollster polling average shows a very similar, long-term improvement for Clinton, largely because they pool respondents across multiple polls of roughly one thousand interviews each.

The three employers combined are spending about $4 billion a year on the roughly one million people they cover.

A constant stream of charged particles impinges on Mars at roughly one million miles per hour.

That compares with roughly one billion hours spent on similar paperwork in 1981, which in hindsight looks to have been a refreshingly uncomplicated time.

"Half an hour later roughly one hundred Mashcos, including their recalcitrant chief, lay murdered, stretched out on the riverbank".

Terms for chemical compounds (roughly 84 million) or insect species (roughly one million)?