Sentence examples for average advantage from inspiring English sources

Ten recent polls taken in October range from eight to 22 percentage points leads, with an average advantage of 17.

The overall average advantage for the noes has narrowed, with the previously strong unionist majority among women and Labour voters being particularly squeezed.

Armstrong's 67-second lead after 17 stages is less than a fifth of his average advantage at that point in the past four Tours.

Policy makers note that the average Advantage client works 32 hours each week and earns $9.42 an hour, totaling about $1,200 each month.

Voters have been watching the two parties and starting to recalibrate in favor of the Democrats, who — if one averages polling by the Associated Press; CNN; and NBC/Wall Street Journal — now hold a 9-point average advantage on the question of which party would do a better job with health care.

The average advantage is 0.3 dB approximately when code rate is 0.25 and 0.2 dB when code rate is 0.5.

McIlroy holds nearly a two-stroke scoring-average advantage — 69.75 to 71.67.

This is the average poll advantage that the opposition party has maintained since January.

In the past year, "Today" has increased its average weekly advantage over "Good Morning America" to 1.3 million viewers, from 880,000.

The federal Department of Health and Human Services says the average Medicare Advantage premium for 2014 is expected to be $32.60 a month, up $1.64 over this year.

Total premium and administrative fees were up 19percentt from the previous year, largely because of an increase in average Medicare Advantage membership, the company said.