Sentence examples for roughly organized from inspiring English sources

The wide range of both naturally occurring and synthetic chemical compounds that can give rise to adverse health effects can be roughly organized into four major categories: gases, metals, organic compounds, and dusts.

The machinations of Seymour's rise to social supremacy are as ingenious as they are evil, roughly organized around the Gore Vidal maxim: "It is not enough to succeed.

The standard logical curriculum was roughly organized around two phases in the reception of Aristotle's works.

The makeshift church and mosque were in the Kurdish area of the camp, which is roughly organized according to nationality.

With little support from organized labor or the state Democratic Party, the roughly organized recall effort attracted national attention, particularly during the concurrent Army-McCarthy hearings.

The 12 principles of green chemistry can be roughly organized into two major categories: those related to reducing energy usage and waste materials, and those related to producing or utilizing safer products and processes [ 7].

This finding would be expected if simulation were important in gestural communication given that the pMNS is roughly somatotopically organized [22], [38], [94], [95].

Moreover, vapers and their advocates organized roughly a thousand phone calls to encourage turnout.

Maybe it's because the show, organized roughly thematically -- austere peaks, plants, peaks with plants, grand vistas, rocks -- doesn't have a clearly focused concept.

Organized roughly into four vignettes of baffling psychological cruelty, the story (by Simon Arthur, who also directed and expanded on his 2007 short film) moves from a hotel dining room to an Anglican church, from a nursing home to a police station without deepening our understanding of these kinky pranksters.

Today, in San Francisco, at a gathering of roughly 400 women organized by the young AllRaise — a growing group of female funders and founders who aim to accelerate the success of their peers —  we sat down with Angela Duckworth.