Sentence examples for roughly under from inspiring English sources

It is true that all of these great meals fall roughly under the rubric "Southern Cooking".

They moved from there to contemplating "Sous les pavés, la plage" (roughly, "under the paving stones, a better life"), a slogan dating from the 1968 student riots in Paris.

In these various quotations, then, we see a variety of concerns that can be grouped roughly under three broad headings: one centres on the affective states of animals, one on the ability of animals to lead reasonably natural lives, and one emphasizes basic health and functioning.

Given this complexity, we are left with a conception of animal welfare shown in Figure 1 which provides a summary of three key points: that animal welfare involves different components that can be grouped roughly under three headings; that these involve considerable but imperfect overlap; and that the pursuit of any one criterion does not guarantee a high level of welfare as judged by the others.

These surveys show LGBT is roughly 50% under-represented.

This means that the number of books on site at the research library will drop by roughly half under the CLP, assuming it really is possible to house that many books in the new under-the-park stacks.

The Cardinals are still roughly $36 million under the cap, but their big-game fish are elsewhere.

At last count, SAC Capital had roughly $14 billion under management; a little more than half belongs to Mr. Cohen.

The fund, which has roughly $200 billion under management, has earmarked one-third of that money to acquire the investment arm of the central bank.

Mr. Drapkin, who now runs a hedge fund in New York, contends Mr. Perelman owes him roughly $16 million under a contract signed when Mr. Drapkin left MacAndrews.

That left $460 million unspent — of which roughly $400 million under the terms of the settlement must be given to nonprofit groups that aid Native American farmers.