Sentence examples for workers roughly from inspiring English sources

Of the city's almost 33,000 full-time workers, roughly two-thirds are police or fire department employees.

I have tried to contact my case workers roughly 30 times and am greeted with an automated message.

Yet they did so while employing about 12.3 million workers — roughly the same number as in 2009, when production was roughly three-fourths what it is today.

It's true that wages of ordinary workers roughly doubled over the same period, though the bulk of that gain was eaten up by inflation.

So the plant closings have been mostly at the integrated mills, whose 50,000 workers — roughly 40percentt of the nation's steelworkers — are represented by the United Steelworkers.

It takes the workers roughly forty-five minutos to install a panel longer if the panel covers an air vent and tiny slits have to be made in the vinyl and folded over louvres in the vent.

The city was offering each sex worker roughly $430 and a few classes on simple skills like sewing or cooking as for a fresh start.

The Waterfront Corporate Center, with a second tower under construction, will eventually house about 2,000 office workers -- roughly doubling the current daily work force in Hoboken.

At its peak in World War II there were more than 25,000 workers -- roughly the population of Poughkeepsie -- at Grumman's plant in Bethpage, and thousands more worked at the Calverton plant, which opened after the war.

The company, Space Air Conditioning, admitted that it underpaid four workers by roughly $36,000, prosecutors said.

For decades, tipped workers received roughly 50% of the federal minimum wage.