Meanings of make roughly in English

BC would make roughly double its initial equity investment, one of the people said.

Bigger rivals Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Infosys Ltd make roughly 5 percent from the sector.

Bigger rivals Tata Consultancy Services Ltd TCS.NS and Infosys Ltd INFY.NS make roughly 5 percent from the sector.

Matthews, who is believed to make roughly $5 million a year, declined an interview, according to a spokesman.

The Cleveland Federal Reserve has calculated that white households make roughly double the income of black households, a reality that hasn't improved since 1962.

COLES and Woolworths stand to make roughly $71 million in gross profit by replacing free lightweight plastic bags with heavier 15 cent options.

It was panned by critics and made roughly a gajillion dollars.

So far this year, the bank has made roughly 400 million euros pretax profit.

They are all three made roughly enough of plain wood.

The previous two films made roughly 80% of their grosses from foreign territories.

China is currently dominating the world's steel production - making roughly 52 per cent of it.

Turn it over and you will notice a faint pattern of raised lines, making roughly triangular shapes.

Monsanto Co, the maker of Roundup, made roughly $5 billion in revenue last year from glyphosate.

Not only that; they made roughly the same tools in south and north Africa and everywhere in between.

Assuming that the glass has been bought or made roughly circular, it must be finished on the lathe.

China, where Pernod Ricard makes roughly 10 percent of sales is the group's second-largest market after the United States.