Sentence examples for would have roughly from inspiring English sources

Other programs like Head Start, for early education, would have roughly the same cut as previously planned.

Launched last year (in part at the behest of the BDI), this would have roughly halved the theoretical top rate of corporate tax from nearly 70%.

Caldwell, a contender for coach of the year, told his players all week that the starters would have roughly three quarters to put the Jets away.

But Iran has continued production and by most estimates, at current rates, would have roughly a bomb's worth by next summer.

It would start out with a combined loan portfolio of 138.3 billion euros, or $123 billion, and the three banks would have roughly equal stakes.

After the merger, EarthLink would have roughly $1 billion in annual revenue, compared with $350 million for MindSpring alone and $650 million for premerger EarthLink.

But had you invested $10,000 a month, every month, starting last October, you would have had roughly $106,000 left in your account.

For example, a third of the sample in the current simulations had both concerns about their medication as well as problems remembering to take it; if those patients only had problems with forgetfulness, then random messages (with a third of those messages being reminders) would have had roughly the same impact on adherence in the overall sample as messaging exclusively targeting forgetfulness.

But he noted that, "if we cut our nuclear arsenal in half," the U.S. would still have roughly 300 times as many weapons as North Korea.

On the day Ms. Stewart sold, ImClone shares traded around $58, so the sale would have fetched roughly $174,000 for Ms. Stewart, these people said.

All three monuments would have been roughly aligned.