Sentence examples for above average costs from inspiring English sources

Average revenue per seat mile was 10.92 cents, just above average costs of 10.87 cents per seat mile.

That position quickly shifted into monetization efforts focused on encouraging brands to pay above average costs for advertising within a mobile app, thanks to Flipboard expending above average effort to cultivate a high-end look.

Child care rates are also well above average, costing families $8,858 a year for an infant and $7,805 for a 4-year-old.

For example, if an above-average-cost enrollee moves from Plan A to Plan B, A would be required to pay an extra premium in order to make B's total compensation actuarially fair.

The most appalling thing to me was having written about the government-sponsored enterprises– Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac –and pointed out all the problems, to me really, it just conceptually, and the idea that we're taking taxpayer money to subsidize well above-average-cost homes.

Fuel-poor households are defined as those with above average energy costs where their income would fall below the official poverty line after paying to heat and light their home.

It has also been suggested that their important role as global network shortcuts offsets their above average wiring cost (Bullmore and Sporns 2012; van den Heuvel, Kahn et al. 2012).

The shows were sold out with ticket prices being above the average costs of tickets at the venue.

This means that any company that tries to offer drug insurance will find that if it tries to offer a plan whose premiums reflect average drug costs, the only takers will be those who have above-average drug costs.

Child care costs are also above average in this state, at $10,095 per year for full-time infant care and $8,208 for 4-year-olds.

But the law was not intended to make a serious assault on the state's above-average health costs.