Sentence examples for average an extra from inspiring English sources

Spanish firms are open for business, on average, an extra hour for every 25 hours of their European competitors.

Each college graduate with a four-year degree earns on average an extra $765,440 over a 40-year career.

Hence the poor became relatively poorer despite receiving on average an extra £2 an hour for their labour.

Except, that is, for 45-to-54-year-olds, who spend on average an extra hour in front of screens each day, the study found.

Latest government figures show that teachers are spending, on average, an extra hour a day on work compared with a decade ago.

Last year, almost 5 million employees in the UK worked on average an extra seven hours and 24 minutes a week without being paid.

Consistently exceeded sales targets by 10%, and averaged an extra £15 spend by each customer through upselling.

By contrast, Raines and his peers, Henderson and Willie Wilson, averaged an extra 10 runs a year — roughly comparable to the gap between six home runs and six strikeouts.

As an interesting aside: under the now defunct community development employment program (CDEP), Indigenous participants averaged an extra $100 income a week, but this was earned, not paid as "an incentive" by government.

But after controlling for age, blood pressure, cholesterol and other factors, those who averaged an extra hour's sleep every night reduced their risk of calcification by about one-third.

(In my case, I probably averaged an extra $2,000, which allowed me to reach my goals fairly quickly). If you're in a strong position at work, see if you can negotiate a raise.