Sentence examples for roughly the same stage from inspiring English sources
This means millennials are much poorer than their baby-boomer parents were at roughly the same stage of their lives.
When the tennis player Roger Federer, a 17-time Grand Slam champion, was at roughly the same stage in his career as the 24-year-old McIlroy, he entrusted his business dealings to his parents and his future wife, Mirka.
"So you have more information in it than almost any fossil." Ida's age when she died, around six to nine months, led to her nickname; Hurum's daughter Ida is six, has her milk teeth, and is at roughly the same stage of physical development as her namesake.
Explains silver-haired Sir Ian Robinson, 58, Scottish Power's chief executive, without confirming Merrill's timetable: "We see long-term opportunities in the U.S. market, which we think is in roughly the same stage of deregulation and development that the U.K. was five or six years ago".
Based in Glasgow, the $13.5 billion (market cap) Scottish Power is the U.K.'s biggest power and water utility, with over 7 million customers, three quarters of them in the U.K. Sir Ian says: "We see long-term opportunities in the U.S. market, which we think is in roughly the same stage of deregulation and development that the U.K. was five or six years ago".
It's great storytelling and it drives the audience to form a tribe and connect with others around the show because they are all at roughly the same stage.
The expression of the gfp reporter gene follows roughly the same stages, with an important difference though.
Sample numbers do not indicate order of leaf appearance but were collected at roughly the same stages of development.
"This means they'll then be feeding the chicks at the same time as they'll roughly be at the same stage in their development".
For example, a clinical stage IIb has a 5-year survival of 24%, whereas the 5-year survival for the same stage post-surgery is 39%, roughly a 50% difference.
All of the students performed at roughly the same level.
