Sentence examples for a annual average of from inspiring English sources

a Annual average of temperature, b annual average of windspeed, c annual average of humidity, d annual average of precipitation.

Temperatures range from a minimum of 18 °F (−8 °C) to a maximum of 109 °F (43 °C), with an annual average of 68 °F (20 °C).

He predicted regional employment growth of 1.2percentt in 2003 coupled with a decline in unemployment from an annual average of 3.2percentto3percentcent.

In 1979, young workers received an annual average of two and a half weeks of training.

For example, the price of a Big Mac in China rose by an annual average of 3.7%, against the reported inflation rate of 2.3%.

During the recent minerals boom, production actually shrank by 1% a year, whereas it surged by an annual average of 5% in the rest of the world.

The economy has grown at an annual average of 3.3% since 1994, a little slow by emerging-market standards but hardly disastrous.Yet the negatives have been steadily piling up.

The trade recovered to reach a peak in the 1370s, with an annual average of 7,360 sacks, but the international recession from the 1380s saw a reduction to an annual average of 3,100 sacks.

Presenting his budget on February 28th, he was celebrating an economy that has grown by an annual average of about 8% for the past three years.

The World Bank estimates that its economies will grow an average of 3percentthis yearar, compared with an annual average of 6percentt from 2004 to 2008.

TNK-BP has provided an annual average of $2.2 billion a year in cash dividends to BP, according to Bernstein Research.