Sentence examples for average combined with from inspiring English sources

In the past five years Germany has boasted faster growth in labour productivity than the euro-area average, combined with the zone's slowest growth in wages.

The higher cost of premium gas ($4.15 nationwide, on average) combined with the car's high-powered engine keeps the car to an EPA estimated 21 mpg.

For Lofty Block, Naracoorte Coastal Plain, Victorian Bonaparte and the Victorian Volcanic Plain, the decline is driven by temperature increases that are greater than the continental average combined with less then average increases in NPP by the year 2100.

We are 90% confident that a youth bulge beyond 20% of adult population, on average, combined with high levels of corruption can significantly destabilise political systems within specific countries when other factors described above also taken into account.

These regions were inferred by locating extreme changes in coverage (defined as one standard deviation below the average) combined with clusters of mutations concentrated in small regions.

(v) Averaging combined with Uniform noise is very effective.

The region has a high proportion of culturally and linguistically diverse communities where English may not be the first language and where the population comprises a higher burden of disease than national averages, combined with a high proportion of socio-economic disadvantage [ 25].

Other immediate tax increases in the budget included an increase in the cigarette tax by $0.175 per pack; a 0.4% surcharge on automobile purchases of over $45,000.00 and on vehicles with an average combined city highway miles per gallon 19 or less; a new 6% tax on fur clothing; an increase in the rental-car tax from $2 to $5 per day; and increases on several business taxes.

Teaching fellows have an average combined SAT score of 1198, compared with a state average of 988 for college freshmen.

Rwanda's high birth rate — five to six children in an average family — combined with a public-health revolution that helps far more of those children survive, has resulted in a population explosion.

According to these numbers, the in-interface presents a certain level of inefficiency, with low average degrees combined with a low number of leafs, much below random expectations.