To grossly oversimplify, back in the pre-WWI days Europe was controlled by a number of Great Powers of
roughly equal strength, who were in continual competition with one another to run the world.
If I read Niebuhr correctly, the two are
roughly equal their strength and influence in human affairs.
Not exact matches
Though advancers and decliners were
roughly equal for most of the morning,
strength from large - cap stocks has kept the averages in positive territory for the morning, offsetting a general pullback amongst the mid - and small - cap sectors.
He is still not the best speaker (Clegg and Brown are both poor in the Commons in
roughly equal measure) but the subject suits his
strengths.
The men were given various fitness tests and then divided into two groups that were
roughly equal in terms of levels of body fat,
strength (as defined by their one - rep maxes — 1RM — on the bench press and back squat), and VO2max (the maximum amount of oxygen consumed by the muscles during exercise — a measure of endurance).
If muscle
strength between the two opposing muscle groups, the quads and hamstrings, are
roughly equal, the muscles work in harmony and there's no need for one set of muscles to pull more weight.
The Gulf Stream circulation is about
equal parts wind driven, which is
roughly constant in
strength, and deep - convection driven, which varies significnatly on decadal time scales.