Sentence examples for Adjusted average from inspiring English sources

Phil Mickelson was runner-up in the Vardon standing with a 69.25 adjusted average, and Ernie Els finished third at 69.31.

In the report, the Fed said that M-1, the nation's basic money supply, fell by $1.8 billion in the week ended June 23, to a seasonally adjusted average of $666.4 billion from a revised $668.2 billion a week earlier.

Based on sales reported by the most automakers, the estimated seasonally adjusted average selling rate (SAAR) for August was in the 16.6 to 16.7 million unit range.

McIlroy posted an adjusted average of 68.82 through 66 complete rounds, edging Sergio Garcia [68.95] - who completed 61 rounds - to win the Vardon Trophy.

The rigidity is also evident when looking at real, seasonally adjusted average hourly earnings by industry on January 2007 and January 2010.

A chart of the S&P 500 for the 10 years ended last month produces an inflation adjusted average annual loss of about 5%.

At $1,300, today's price is probably more than double very long-term, inflation-adjusted, average gold prices.

In the past five years, inflation-adjusted average weekly earnings have grown at an annual rate of just 0.6percentnt.

Among the famed top 1percentt, inflation-adjusted average income has nearly doubled to $1.4 million in the last 25 years, according to Emmanuel Saez.

This table, taken from the report, shows that in Asia, inflation-adjusted average wages have about doubled since 2000.

This was a period of decline in inflation-adjusted average incomes among the poor and of growing economic segregation caused by the exodus of middle-income families from inner cities.