Sentence examples for amounted to an average from inspiring English sources

But the group that represents local government heads, who currently oversee spending of £114bn a year in England, said the reduction in central government grants amounted to an average 8.8% cut next year, around £2.6bn in cash terms.

Remarkably, the nurses and doctors were observed to make an error in just one per cent of these actions — but that still amounted to an average of two errors a day with every patient.

The settlement in 1999 amounted to an average of less than $200,000 per victim, compared with a prospective $10 million per victim for the victims of the Lockerbie bombing.

It said the proposals amounted to an average pay reduction of £10 a month for middle and higher paid employees.

The expected net benefits (i.e., benefits minus costs) amounted to an average of about $169 per walker, over the walker's expected product life.

In the last two decades the annual area of natural forestation and forest planting amounted to an average of 0.78 million hectares/year[41].

With a typical reception hosting about 96 guests, this amounts to an average spend of £4,512.

From 2005 to 2013 a 50% increase amounts to an average annual rate of increase of about 5.5%.

For single-family homeowners in the city, who pay one-third less than a similar homeowner on Long Island, that would amount to an average $475 a year.

"But you can't expect that in the greatest boom we've had in years our members should take what amounts to an average 15percentt pay cut".

That amounts to an average of just over £31 per donor per month a figure that has barely increased in real terms over the past five years.