Sentence examples for speaking roughly from inspiring English sources

In that case, Mr. Kelly, speaking roughly 12 hours after the shooting, said a preliminary investigation indicated that the shooting had not been justified, prompting an outcry from the police union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.

Back in the mid-seventies, he helped create the "rational expectations" approach to macro, which, speaking roughly, says that people form expectations about the future on the basis of an accurate model of the economy that they have in their head.

The "externalist" is one who says that they are not the same, whereas an "internalist" like Fodor wants to say that they are – speaking roughly, that the content of beliefs is determined by what is in the agent's head, and not what is in the world.

Speaking roughly, Windows 8.1 picked up 0.85percentt market share, while Windows 8 lost 0.49 percent market share in the month.

Speaking roughly, if developers are investing in new properties, that's a good sign that demand, and prices, are rising or keeping steady.

Since then, the two have spoken roughly every other month, the two said.

But in each case, by the end of the day, everyone had spoken roughly the same amount.

Asked to describe Bond's tone when he spoke to Dhu, and whether he sounded frustrated or annoyed, Edwards responded that he spoke "roughly".

Therefore we can speak roughly, the weak solution to the Cauchy problem (1.1) is in fact a classical one.

"As we speak, roughly one out of every 100 American adults is behind bars.

Roughly, speaking, about $300 billion in annual spending financed by the federal government is going to disappear.