Meanings of covering roughly in English

In that way we shall close in, you see, covering roughly the greater part of the territory.

Long-haul flights in an area covering roughly 11 percent of the world's surface will take part in the test.

Two dozen states require payment of these so-called agency fees, covering roughly 5 million public-sector workers, that provide millions of dollars annually to unions.

Fidelity's figures are closely followed by retirement specialists because the firm is the largest administrator of retirement savings plans, covering roughly 11 million workers.

Luna 3's camera took 29 photographs over a 40-minute period, covering roughly 70 percent of the moon's far side.

Fidelity's figures are closely followed by retirement specialists because the Boston-based firm is the largest administrator of retirement savings plans, covering roughly 11 million workers.

Actually, such collaboration was standard practice in New York during the American Renaissance the era covering roughly 1880 to 1930.

Exxon is exchanging an initial $5.6 billion in stock for leases covering roughly 275,000 acres from the Bass family of Fort Worth, Texas.

It said the agency is assessing whether activities related to Countrywide's $1.49 trillion servicing portfolio, covering roughly 9 million borrowers, violated laws the agency administers.

Covering roughly about 6 square feet and about 4 feet high, it fits easily in a parking lot or rooftop.