Sentence examples for share of roughly from inspiring English sources

In 1980 its share of world output was a paltry 2.2%; within a decade it will become the world's biggest economy, with a share of roughly 20%.

Taking advantage of antiestablishment sentiment in Madison, which has a highly educated and liberal population, it quickly grabbed a market share of roughly 20percentt.

A federal judge ruled last spring that Microsoft held a competition-stifling monopoly in personal computer operating systems with a market share of roughly 85percentt.

Its factories are working at barely three-quarters capacity, which makes them uneconomic; its home market, which a decade ago Fiat dominated with a share of roughly 50%, is much tougher now.

Apple's arch-rival Samsung, the world's largest smartphone manufacturer, stayed relatively constant with a share of roughly 23% in the same period; it was the likes of China's Huawei, which jumped from just over 5% to closer to 8.5% year-on-year, that saw the gains.

At the end of the night, most of the drivers and the women would come together to settle up at a Dunkin' Donuts shop or a diner in Brooklyn, with as many as six of the cars parked outside as the credit-card receipts and cash were counted and the women were given their share of roughly one-third of the proceeds, the official said.

Then government regulators changed the rules governing short-selling, banning the practice altogether in shares of roughly 800 financial companies and decreasing the amount of time allowed for such trades to settle.

The federal government, which exchanged much of the $50 billion it lent to G.M. for a 61 percent ownership stake, sold a large part of its stake in the public offering, but still owns 500 million shares, a stake of roughly 26 percent.

With a current share price of roughly $39, Twitter is well down from its first-day IPO pop of $45.10, but is up from the level it priced its shares: $26.

This is the land of soccer moms, SUVs, meticulously kept subdivisions, oboe practice for kids and school runs.Such people make up a hefty share of the roughly 40% of Americans who describe themselves as politically moderate.

While some small museums such as the Blok apartment are subsumed under larger institutions (the State History Museum of St Petersburg), most small museums must compete for a share of the roughly $28m in the culture committee's museum budget.