Sentence examples for a bit below average from inspiring English sources

Recent information is consistent with global growth running a bit below average this year, with reasonable prospects of a pick-up next year.

Across the OECD, Australia ranks a bit below average on inequality – doing better than our English speaking peers in US, UK and Canada, but lagging well behind most European nations.

The good news, he said, is that gasoline inventories are only a bit below average as the summer driving season ends; the bad news is that home-heating prices are about to go through the roof.

Expenses of 1.37% are a bit below average for a U.S. equity fund (1.65%) but are a little high for a large-cap value offering.

But right now, all signs are pointing to a simple cosmic explanation that would resolve it all: we're simply a bit below average when it comes to density.

The U.S. ranked just below average in literacy and quite a bit below average in both numeracy and problem solving in technology-rich environments.

"Obviously now our pensions move from being a bit below the average to being significantly above the average".

Nor is this unusual burst of resistance a side effect of an unusual number of applications: The number submitted in 2016 1,45757 — is a bit below the average for the period following 2001.

Approximately one-third of faces in the chamber will be fresh, in other words, a bit below the average re-election rate in past votes.The situation in the lower house looks set to be mirrored in the upper chamber.

One reason that the 1976 77 winter may not end up the coldest on record is that temperatures in December were only a bit below normal, averaging about 31 degrees.

"While we're a little bit below the average, we're having a fairly long run of days that are a little bit below average," he said.