Sentence examples for though roughly from inspiring English sources

Print-on-demand books, though roughly comparable in appearance to trade paperbacks, remain expensive to produce.

The vast majority (95 percent) in the survey were Americans, though roughly one in 10 immigrated to this country.

Though roughly edited, the Haines video begins with a clip of David Cameron speaking about the UK decision to arm the Kurds to fight Isis.

Though roughly half of Americans identify as "pro-choice" and half as "pro-life," polls also show the distinction blurs depending on why the woman is aborting.

Though roughly one person a week dies on the tracks, the two recent shoving-related deaths have placed increased scrutiny on platform safety.

Though roughly edited, they both begin with a clip of Obama talking about foreign policy, and specifically, US action in Iraq aimed at weakening Isis positions.

That, though, is roughly 50,000 times farther from the sun than Earth is.

(That fee, though, is $10 — roughly a third of the typical overdraft fee charged by big banks).

"Sing for the Moment," from 2002, felt like the turning point, with its maudlin sample of Aerosmith's "Dream On," and here it hit with an awkward clang, though not as roughly as chaotic and unfriendly songs like "Cinderella Man".

Though Christians represent roughly 30percentt of the population, they are highly represented among upper-class, urban, well-educated Koreans.

Only eat a handful a day, though, which is roughly 1.5 oz (42.5 g).