Sentence examples for roughly tied from inspiring English sources
Yes, the national polls are roughly tied.
The polls we've seen are roughly tied.
A series of polls conducted for Democratic groups showed a roughly tied race instead.
In fact, however, current polls show him roughly tied with either Democrat.
CBS and ABC finished roughly tied for second for the night.
G.M., Ford and DaimlerChrysler are roughly tied in global sport utility sales.
The second answer is the most intuitively satisfying, and would make the boldest assertion: that in an election held today, Mr. Obama would be favored to win the Electoral College but would probably lose (or at best roughly tie) the popular vote.
JCM You know how raffia tied roughly around a bunch of posh flowers looks more fabulous than a neatly bow-tied ribbon does?
Instinctively we both turned to the tiny Suzuki in disbelief – spare wheels tied roughly to the roof, paint melting in the sun.
It involved the disastrous loss, totalling roughly six billion dollars, tied to Bruno Iksil, the trader whose nickname is the London Whale, and who was permitted to make multibillion-dollar bets on risky derivatives.
Yet so badly have Japanese stockbrokers mistreated their clients over the years that millions of Japanese families do the equivalent of stashing their money under their mattresses: roughly $9 trillion is tied up in postal and bank savings accounts that earn less than 1% interest.
