Sentence examples for roughly the total from inspiring English sources

With seven weeks left before the primary, Mr. Jeffries has raised about $55,000, roughly the total amount he spent in the 2000 campaign.

Donald Trump has said he may ultimately impose tariffs on more than $500bn worth of Chinese goods – roughly the total amount of US imports from China in 2017.

The Women's United Soccer Association lost $40 million in 2001, its first year of operation, roughly the total it had expected to lose over four seasons before becoming profitable.

Mr. Clinton noted that Thomas Jefferson had agreed to the Louisiana Purchase for a sum, $15 million, that was roughly the total annual budget for the federal government at the time.

We're looking at something on the order of $110 billion in revenue loss at an annual rate, which is real money – roughly the total cost of the insurance expansion under the Affordable Care Act.

This suggests they're ambitiously expecting a turnout at least as great as that for this week's funeral procession from London to Windsor, logged by the police at one million, since this was roughly the total that took part in the demonstrations which brought down East Germany's communist government and led to the end of the Wall.

(About 400 tickets, roughly half the total available, have been sold so far).

That stretch, known as the Riviera Maya, now contains about 40,000 hotel rooms, roughly double the total barely more than a decade ago.

Installation and service, he said, account for roughly half the total cost of solar systems.

Legislative campaign committees raised more than $8 million, roughly double the total in 1994.

The percentage of assets in equity trusts has soared, meanwhile, to roughly half the total.