Sentence examples for roughly saying from inspiring English sources
"roughly saying" is a correct usage in written English
You can use it to introduce an estimation, a generalization, or a summary. Example: "Roughly saying, the root cause of the issue was a lack of communication."
Don grabs her roughly, saying she "[wants] it so bad right now", and the two have sex on the floor.
Some residents disdain the improvement district officers for hustling transients along too roughly, saying a little bit of grit hones the creative edge.
Although the non-alarm whistle may fulfill this criterion, it does produce a signal, roughly saying "no danger, just leaving".
This means, roughly, "Say it to them in Spanish right now, if you want".
One morning I got an e-mail message from Obama that roughly said: David, if you want to critique us, fine.
Over all, investors seemed to interpret yesterday's economic data as "benign, roughly," said Jon Brorson, director of equities for Northern Trust, a money management concern.
Roughly said, this is why fans and writers and those of us deeply interested in that decision can only crawl into that space awkwardly and incompletely.
We can roughly say that this happens when the quantization distortion is negligible comparing with the thermal noise.
It could be roughly said that additional gas production from gas-hydrate reservoir comes from released gas from hydrate dissociation.
It seems (roughly said) the eigenfunctions work in pair so that adding only one of the pair might have a slightly negative impact for the target metrics.
We could roughly say that it is a collection with characteristics that land in between those previously discussed datasets (UKBench and UCID).
