Sentence examples for will take roughly from inspiring English sources

At the right temperature, flowering will take roughly six weeks.

Lose your job, and it will take roughly nine months to find a new one.

Virgin estimates each flight will take roughly two and a half hours — including four minutes in actual space and the iconic view of Earth from outside its atmosphere.

It will take roughly a month for the decision to be fully rubber-stamped and for them to actually walk free, she added.

THE travel industry estimates that Americans will take roughly 275 million leisure trips this summer, about 2.5percentt more than last year.

The trip will take roughly two weeks from 26 April 2003, and costs from £550 per person or £2,000 fly-drive based on two people.

A new study on the present-day feasibility of whole-genome sequencing for clinical use by researchers at Stanford University found that it will cost at least $17,000 per person to sequence a genome and interpret the results, and it'll take roughly 100 man-hours to perform any sort of meaningful analysis.

The trip will take about 10 weeks, and their first stop will be in roughly two weeks in the Azores.

Therefore, based on a monthly estimate of 27 admissions and an estimate that roughly 67% of residents will consent, we expect that it will take approximately 15 months to accrue the necessary number of residents.

With parboiled potatoes, you can throw them right in with the rest of your stir fry and it will all take roughly the same amount of time!

Employees in less volatile businesses, like asset management and commercial banking, will take in roughly what they did last year, or possibly be given an increase of as much as 10 percent.