Sentence examples for already on average from inspiring English sources
Asked whether he would lift the cap, Morrison in effect ruled it out by replying: "The only people that would benefit would be people that already, on average, have $2m in their superannuation scheme, have already put $700,000 in after-tax contributions".
Most of the Korean chaebol and banks were overleveraged already, on average 3-to-1 and sometimes 10-to-1, or more.
Hence, during the 8 weeks of anodal tDCS treatment, there was already on average a significant reduction of migraine frequency, which was decreased from 9.6 days in 2 months to 6.3 (34%,p = 0.005), while there was a remarkable reduction in the number of migraine days from 15 to 8 (47%, p = 0.01).
Tax increases, along with the loss of the payroll tax break will bite paychecks that are already, on average, falling behind inflation.
A practical solution to avoid inflation of the additive variance is to re-scale G to obtain average diagonal elements equal to 1, when off-diagonal elements are already on average zero.
There are 155 cases already, each one, on average, with 22,000 pages of legal transcripts.
The nation's 25.5 million veterans are already older, on average, and more dependent on medication and other types of care than the general population.
This limits the scope for future growth, especially in Europe, where users already wield on average 1.8 SIM cards, more than the overall developed-world figure of 1.5.
With house prices in Sydney rising five times faster than wages growth over the past two years and homeowners in the city already paying on average 35% of their income on mortgage repayments, often it would not.
Lawyers already receive, on average, 48 e-mail messages a day, both business and personal, which amounts to a new electronic message about every 10 minutes, according to a survey by the Affiliates, a legal staffing service based in Menlo Park, Calif.
This might seem like a gesture that unlocks investment revenue and spurs the economy forward – if you believe the supply-side line – but the GAO estimates that large corporations already pay on average about 12.6%.
