Sentence examples for an average per week from inspiring English sources

Stated as a portion of a 40-hour workweek, the House has worked an average (per week) of 29.1 hours and the Senate 28.8 hours.

The working child is most likely to be a male teenager 15-17 years of age, working a 22-hour average per week.

In May and June they "skyrocketed" to an average 18 per week, the report said.

Housing benefit recipients of working age, in social housing with spare bedrooms, had their benefit cut by an average £14 per week from April 1.

22 Categories were chosen to correspond to the equivalent of <1, 1-<3, 3-<6, 6-<9, and ≥9 hours of walking at an average pace per week.

The designated time available to each coordinator ranged from two to 15 hours on average per week, with a median of 8.5 hours.

If a large number of viral sequences becomes available, an averaging even per week for strains that are isolated in properly assigned geographic areas may clarify time-dependent directional changes.

In subsequent years, the number of papers describing CRISPR gene editing has risen from an average of <1 per week to 20 per week last year.

Childcare in the capital costs an average of £119-per-week for a child under the age of two.

According to the 2012 apprenticeship pay survey an average apprentices' wage is around £200 per week.

In males the frequency of marital intercourse falls from an average of four per week in 20-year-olds to one per week in 60-year-olds.