Sentence examples for roughly together from inspiring English sources

Productivity (the output for the labour input), private sector employment and median income have all risen roughly together.

The country hung together despite a civil war in the late 1960s in which a million people died, so it can doubtless hang roughly together now.

Yet, apart from an agreement to keep VAT rates roughly together, these proposals have gone nowhere chiefly because they require the unanimous approval of EU members, which remain jealous of their fiscal sovereignty.

Indeed, the culture of secular autobiography and the ideal of radical democracy emerged roughly together: now it was up to the individual to say what a good life might be and how society might allow one.

He threw the gun down at his father'sfeet in a brutal gesture of contempt, held his father's gaze, andwiped his hands so roughly together that they made a sound likeclapping.

The figure shows that the trends move roughly together for the two groups.

The documentary is really two films roughly stitched together.

When the strongman final began, a huge wooden frame, roughly bolted together out of barn timbers, was carried out and placed at one end.

These materials are roughly put together into machinelike configurations that look as though they would simulate copulation and masturbation if turned on.

The walking sticks, twisted as barley sugar, are again steel rods, except one, with a decorative handle, which has been roughly glued together from short wooden off-cuts, such as you might find under a saw-bench.

Daoji's extreme stand in favour of artistic individuality stands out against the growing scholasticism of Qing painting and was an inspiration to the artists, roughly grouped together as the "Eight Eccentrics" (including Zheng Xie, Hua Yan, Huang Shen, Gao Fenghan, Jin Nong, and Luo Pin), who were patronized by the rich merchants in early 18th-century Yangzhou.