Sentence examples for roughly very from inspiring English sources

Profits are 10.2% of US GDP, and the deficit is 7.6%, so one can roughly (very roughly, as there are many offsetting factors) say that the deficit is responsible for three-quarters of profits.As the government tries to unwind its deficit after the election, thus it seems natural that profit margins will revert to normal.

Hugh paid the driver 30 "CUCs, Cuban new pesos, worth roughly (very roughly) 1 peso per US dollar.

In roughly not very many minutes, President Barack Obama is going to chat cybersecurity with the Silicon Valley types.

Free trade has roughly ten very serious problems.

That means there are roughly 18 very formative years where we know absolutely nothing about Jesus.

A female police officer handled her not very roughly, not very roughly, considering that her legs had no strength and she couldn't offer much help in the attempt to make her stand.

The original E-Type cost around £2,000 back in the 1961, which very roughly is about £36,000 today.

All of that comes, very roughly, to about 2,793 miles.

That's also miniscule compared with a worldwide Muslim population very roughly estimated at some 1.5 billion.

The estimated γ c are very roughly symmetrically distributed around 1 with a median γ c of 1.16.

Child psychiatrists' thinking about these difficult-to-diagnose children has evolved in, very roughly speaking, three stages since 1994.