Examples of 'has roughly' in a sentence
Meaning of "has roughly"
Has roughly indicates an approximate or estimated amount, size, or quantity of something. It suggests that the speaker is giving a rough or general idea without providing precise details or measurements. It implies that the actual value may vary slightly or that an exact figure is not available
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And has roughly the same components.
The language has roughly about.
It has roughly the width of a standard size glass.
Aim for something that has roughly an hour of playtime.
Oil has roughly twice the thermal content of coal.
In the very long term gold has roughly held it value.
Kashan has roughly a quarter million inhabitants.
This particular pair of pole pieces has roughly the shape of a three.
Dubai has roughly the same population.
More recent reports suggest the population has roughly doubled since then.
Each firm has roughly the same budget.
The outlying centre of Zollstock today has roughly seven inhabitants.
China today has roughly five workers for every retiree.
Today, that proportion has roughly reversed.
This has roughly doubled since the beginning of the year.
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The soft cake so obtained has roughly the same shape as the pan.
Alberta has roughly tripled its research expenditures over the past five years.
The most rapidly degraded copolymer has roughly equal amounts of glycolic and lactic acid.
Serbia has roughly half the firefighters it needs and must rely on largely antiquated equipment.
The average American cardholder has roughly four bank credit cards.
Each group has roughly the same amount of hyperthyroid cats as any other group.
Since then, energy consumption has roughly doubled.
Every weapon has roughly the same fire rate.
Each century thereafter, the population has roughly doubled.
They say amniotic fluid has roughly the same composition as sea water.
It has roughly two dozen sites on the north face of Beacon Hill.
Helvetti translates to hell and has roughly the same meaning in the English language.
It has roughly three million members in the UK.
The United States has roughly half of that.
It has roughly the same orbital period as Earth.
It shows the idea, it has roughly correct anatomy.
Poaching has roughly doubled each year over the past five years in South Africa.
The surrounding metropolitan area has roughly 2 million residents.
And the economy has roughly the same number of jobs today as it did then.
At the rate the infection is spreading, we believe that ALl has roughly.
Today the school has roughly an equal number of undergraduate and graduate students.
Government and business sector support and has roughly 1 million participants.
The Earth has roughly doubled in diameter.
Every six weeks since then, the number of users has roughly doubled.
That means it has roughly the same proportions as a CD.
The final decision rests with the federal government, which has roughly six months to respond.
The FDA has roughly six months to respond to the petition.
Since then, the process has roughly been the same.
The county has roughly the same land area as the state of New Jersey.
In its initial phase, the resultant wear has roughly the same effect as lapping.
The PRC has roughly three times the number of prestige classes the original game had.
It arose around 3 billion years ago and has roughly the same stretch ahead of it.
It has roughly the same meaning as the expression " no problem.
This type of panels has roughly 6 percent efficiency.
It has roughly rectangular massing, but is visually diverse, with a number of gables and projections.
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