Sentence examples for roughly universal from inspiring English sources

Mr North argues that while the most-developed nations western Europe, North America, Japan, etc have evolved into what he calls "open-access orders", with roughly universal and transparent political and economic rights, the world's other countries should be seen as "limited-access orders".

Although their strategies are roughly universal, scientists almost always start to act independently from their colleagues from other countries already experienced in the problem.

According to Welter, it's the lightly pigmented, roughly universal shade we see on our palms -- like the Crayola crayon by that name.

Ubuntu is a Zulu and Xhosa term that roughly means "universal bond of sharing between humans".

I think the BBC – which is the same age, roughly, as universal franchise democracy itself, and which has developed side by side with government of the people, by the people, for the people, is part of the bedrock on which that civic culture is built.

Moreover, Σ01-induction can be shown (Paris and Kirby 1978) to be equivalent to the induction scheme restricted to (roughly) purely universal formulas (Π01-formulas).

In the preventive medicine typology (as relevant to thread 3 below), this framework roughly parallels universal, selected and indicated disease prevention [ 30].

When he started to make "The Figurine," announcing on Facebook that he planned to spend 50 million naira, roughly $350,000, the universal reaction was incredulity.

FireWire transfers data at roughly 30 times Universal Serial Bus (USB), the current standard for interdevice connections for PCs and older Macs.

The leap second was introduced at midnight UTC, or Universal Coordinated Time – roughly the same as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) – as Saturday turned into Sunday.

Reiki, roughly translated from Japanese as "universal life energy" is a practice started by a Buddhist called Mikao Usui in 1922.