Sentence examples for argued average from inspiring English sources

In a world where, as I've argued, average is over — the skills required for any good job keep rising — a lot of people who might not be able to acquire those skills can still earn a good living now by building their own branded reputations, whether it is to rent their kids' rooms, their cars or their power tools.

Prisons in the United States would also be vastly cheaper, he argued, averaging $34,000 a year per inmate.

Even so, he argued, the average stock was still higher three years later.

In that a speech delivered against the backdrop of Tea Party agitation and the Occupy Wall Street movement, Obama argued the average income of the top 1% – the benchmark made totemic by the Occupy movement – had risen 250% over the years to $1.2m£900,00000) while everyone else had gone backwards.

It could be argued that averaging the wage gains can mask the differential wage rewards for different segments of the labor force.

Mr. Bush argues that average after-tax income has increased.

These discounts allow the train companies to argue that average prices have not risen much.

On the stump, Mr. Romney and Mr. Ryan both use this figure, arguing that average Americans will continue to suffer during another Obama term.

He will argue that average annual spending on building projects will be slightly higher under the Coalition than the previous Labour Government.

Even before the financial crisis hit, he argues, for average Americans the benefits of the economic order were "neither as great nor as widespread as they once were".

In other words, taxes would indeed go up, but ColoradoCareYES argues the average Coloradan's healthcare expenses would go down even further and that everyone making $225,000 or less would pay less in the aggregate under ColoradoCare.