Sentence examples for roughly too from inspiring English sources

"Name-changing is a survival mechanism," says Mark Bossanyi, a Briton whose Inter-Ethnic Initiative, an independent group in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, tries to promote racial tolerance in the region.And nature treats Godeshevo roughly too.

Roughly, too much (unwanted) apoptosis leads to cell loss disorders, like diabetes type 1, while too little apoptosis leads to cell proliferation disorders, like cancer [ 1– 3].

Serves 6 1 large potato, suitable for mashing 6 free-range eggs, beaten 2 big handfuls of fresh herbs – ideally parsley and coriander, but add some dill and mint if you have some too, roughly chopped 100g baby spinach, roughly chopped ½ a regular onion, or 4 spring onions, finely chopped 4 cardamom pods 2-3 garlicloveses, roughly chopped 30g butter Salt and black pepper 1.

Looking around, I notice that the gender split is roughly equal too.

"Trop chou," says Madame Figaro, a pun on the pastry used, and which translates roughly as "too cute".

It's currently at 6% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is roughly 7% too high.

He'd previously been disciplined for kissing her on the cheek and "rough housing" too... roughly.

Some hermit crabs die because they get thrown around and played with too roughly or too much.

Avoid flossing too roughly around the affected area because this could cause it to hurt more and to bleed.

If it did, it would imply that our estimates of ν are roughly 1000 times too large, and our copy number estimates are 1000 times too small that is, true copy numbers in the nuclei of the embryo are in the hundreds of thousands or millions.

Some residents disdain the improvement district officers for hustling transients along too roughly, saying a little bit of grit hones the creative edge.