Sentence examples for amounting to an average from inspiring English sources

For example, the sticker price for public research universities rose 56 percent between 1999 and 2009, amounting to an average increase of $2,486.

WASHINGTON — National health spending soared above $2 trillion for the first time in 2006 and has nearly doubled in the last decade, amounting to an average of $7,000 a person, the government reported on Monday.

Cuts in food spending were in part a response to rising weekly energy bills, up 16% since the first survey in July, and amounting to an average of £30 a week.

Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley has set aside $14.4bn£8.8bnbn) to pay its employees after returning to profitability last year, amounting to an average payout of $235,000 to each of its staff members.

They are also far less likely to switch to other operators.Most important, as competition forces down revenue from voice calls from an average of $100 per subscriber per month in March 1997 to $65 in March 2001 data revenue amounting to an average of $17 per user per month helps to make up the difference.

Latin American cities are expanding at very fast rates, amounting to an average of 20 m2 per minute.

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%.

The June report said investments in developing countries required to support improved productivity amount to an average of $83bn annually.

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.

The State Department of Administration is reprogramming the payroll system to reflect the changes, which amount to an average pay cut of 8 percent.