Sentence examples for assistance on average from inspiring English sources

Nationally, blacks obtained less assistance on average and received comparatively paltry portions of disaster relief.

In 2009, cities reported a 26% increase in demand for assistance, on average, which represents the largest average increase since 1991.

This is at least partly because families on Safety Net Assistance are on average larger than families receiving federal welfare benefits, so they must earn more to keep the refrigerator stocked and the rent paid.

GPs without nurse assistance managed, on average, 27 patients.

AID beneficiaries receive financial assistance to cover more than 85% of their expenditures from the government, whereas NHI beneficiaries receive financial assistance to cover, on average, 73% of their expenditures from the National Health Insurance Corporation.

They found that children who received early assistance grew up, on average, to be healthier and more productive adults than those who didn't — and they were also, it turns out, less likely to turn to the safety net for help.

That's what the Supplemental Nutrition Benefits Assistance (SNAP) payments, on average, will be reduced to for 2014.

In 2014, 12.6% of older Asian-Americans received some public cash assistance and it amounted on average to 9.0% of their income.

We will analyze how many of 's tags are read on average by assistance from other readers in the first round of querying, denoted as.

On average, the tuition assistance would amount to $1,700 a month.

The cost of providing nutritional assistance to those 44 million people (on average each month) is $70.8 billion.