Sentence examples for a group of average from inspiring English sources

Six of them, like the former Knick Steve Francis, fall into a group of average players.

He described how a group of average German civilians formed Reserve Police Battalion 101 and proceeded in village after village, day after day, to slaughter the Jewish men, women and children they found there.

He makes a sitcom called "The Qu'osby Show" — jauntily similar to "Halal," sweater included; the family drinks pork juice and dances to Toby Keith — and then shows it to a group of average Americans, who react badly and find it unrealistic.

"They Fermi-ize the problems" they say in describing how a group of average people solve complex problems such as the risks of another lethal outbreak of bird flu in China or the likelihood of Aleppo falling to the Free Syrian Army in 2013.

Thus, according to the BFLPE, it is better for academic self-concept to be a big fish in a little pond [to be a good student in a group of average ability students] than to be a small fish in a big pond [to be a good student in a group of high ability students].

And I had found something far more interesting than Bigfoot: a group of average-looking people who happily forked over money to hunt for something they were guaranteed not to find.

Using Ontario provincial administrative data, we conducted a population-based retrospective cohort study to assess CRC incidence and mortality in a group of average-risk subjects aged 50 74 years who underwent colonoscopy between 1996 2000.

On a 'medium-sized' river (that a proficient swimmer could swim across safely and easily), a group of average-fitness people can paddle up to about 20 kilometers (12 mi) in a day comfortably.

Along the same line, a group of weighted average difference schemes were then obtained [19].

It works by measuring employees on a wide range of metrics, ranking them on the basis of their performance, then splitting them into three groups: a small number of high performers who are lavishly rewarded; a large group of average performers who hold on to their jobs; and a third group of under-performers who are "managed out" of the organisation.

The relevance of ASFQ needs to be studied in a control group of average population before its applicability as a diagnostic instrument for AS can be assessed.