Anyone buying an "averagely priced" home worth £275,000 would pay £4,500 less in tax.
"What you actually provided was something that looked like an averagely managed summer car boot sale.
Arvind Sanger, an analyst at Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrettesaid Mr. Cheney did "an averagely decent job as C.E.O.
Bean is a precocious, thoroughly modern, streetwise miss living in an averagely dysfunctional family.
Measured by the tape, Mr Ali was an averagely big heavyweight; his genius was that he moved like a middleweight.
On the other hand, the nightmarish events of the shipwreck are reported with real power, and the account of the trial reads like an averagely good courtroom drama.
"The nightmarish events of the shipwreck are reported with real power, and the account of the trial reads like an averagely good courtroom drama," Claude Rawson said here last year.
Even Philip Roth's Everyman, about the inevitable end of an averagely privileged American life, didn't quite come off, for all the author's brilliance and willpower.
While I fondly believe my Victoria sponge would have a fair chance at an averagely competitive village fete, macarons (they deserve the dignity of a fancy French name, let's face it) strike fear into my heart.
Then again too many punches throughout an averagely "awesome" career has dulled my grammatical discipline.
Indeed, imagine how much self-sacrifice an averagely well-off person would have to make before her further actions satisfied the maximising act-consequentialist criterion of wrongness.
