Sentence examples for ability of the average from inspiring English sources

The results are sometimes completely impractical: a 60,000-word novel for five-year-olds, say, or a story about talking tractors which requires the reading ability of the average 12-year-old.

From the late '70s through the '80s and '90s the culture seemed to provide extensive and reassuring examples of the ability of the average citizen to right the wrongs of corporate avarice.

AverageExplorer may have been inspired by the ability of the average image to reveal human commonalities, but its real power lies in its ability to slice that average into meaningful categories.

But it is undeniable that there is still a disparity in the ability of the average scientist to do science on the two sides of the border.

But amidst the talk of Super PACs and $50,000-a-plate 50,000-a-plate 50,000-a-plateidinnershers, attendedesting and inspiring shift is taking place: The increasing abylity of the amateur citizen to connect directly with candidates through technology.

Every event contains stunning athleticism far beyond the ability of the average American.

Andrew Clare, professor of asset management at Cass, says: "Over the 18 years covered by our study, a buy and hold strategy would have turned an initial investment of £100 into £311, but because of the poor market timing abilities of the average UK retail investor, the investment would only be worth £255".

Targeting was suboptimal (difference in person and item mean 1.25) which may suggest that the patients in this sample had a higher level of ability than the average difficulty of the IVI items.

Again, the targeting of this subscale suggested that patients in this sample were of higher ability than the average item difficulty of the IVI.

Nevertheless, the size of the network remains limited by the ability of an average member to pay the membership fee.

The cost of correspondence is, hence, equal to the cost of writing and mailing one copy multiplied by (n-1); it grows linearly with the size of network (Figure), and therefore the size of the network is limited by the ability of an average network member to pay this cost.