Sentence examples for roughly though from inspiring English sources

An answer roughly, though not as extremely, in line with your answer to the question about whether Unlucky Cell Phone did something morally culpable, which 92% of you answered yes to.

Equifax says its range is 0-6000 roughly", though it adds that there are some "outliers".

Echoes of the fight rippled across Lebanon, divided between supporters and opponents of Mr. Assad roughly, though not entirely, along sectarian lines.

These phases corresponded roughly, though not exactly, with Mr. Clinton's four chiefs of staff, all of whom came with attributes that seemed to fit the particular moment.

In other words, Democratic senators' anti-Trump voting is roughly, though not entirely, in line with their constituents' level of Trump opposition.

These clocks run on roughly (though not precisely) 24-hour schedules – larks tend to have slightly faster clocks, and owls slightly slower ones – synchronising through signals from a tiny patch of brain tissue known as the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which acts as a kind of internal Greenwich Meridian.

Being roughly equivalent, though, does not mean being identical.

Additional countries held elections in the period dating roughly 1943 to 1962, though again many did not retain democratic governments.

Roughly a year ago, though, banks changed the terms of these loans — along with nearly every loan in which borrowers took equity out of their homes.

Nowadays, they pay the mortgage on their daughter's apartment — about 200 euros a month, or roughly $245 — though, to save money on electricity and water, she no longer lives there.

Shares are down roughly 20%, though, from January highs.