Sentence examples for which means roughly from inspiring English sources

Three are titled "Merkaba," which means, roughly, vehicle of enlightenment.

Which means, roughly Englished: He lives in Switzerland because he is an artist.

She said, over and over, "Al hamdulillah," which means, roughly, "Glory to God".

It is called "Pora valit", which means roughly "Time to shove off".

The name is thought to have evolved from the West African Yoruba word "esusu," which means roughly "pooling the funds".

Among them they compose what is called the vajra-dhatu, which means, roughly speaking, "the realm of total reality".

Another one of his coinages was "ephemeralization," which meant, roughly speaking, "dematerialization".

If China were to enter the world grain market in a big way, it would make the current price rise look puny unless America were to get rid of the legal mandates which mean roughly a third of its maize crop is used for ethanol.

Although more common in developing countries, disadvantaged and minority populations, at least 8% of the population of Europe currently has some degree of CKD, which means that roughly 40 million people are affected in the EU.

Around 4m programmes have been sold, which means that roughly half of Dota 2's active monthly users have bought one.

Hearst Magazines has in the last four months logged over 230,000 subscriptions to O: The Oprah Magazine off of Oprah.com, according to a Hearst spokeswoman -- which means that roughly one in five subscribers came in off the Internet.