Sentence examples for average earning per from inspiring English sources

There was no statistically significant difference in victories, places and shows, starts, life earnings, best earnings in a race and average earning per start between the genotypes for each marker (Table  2).

Stagecoach said it expected these rates to recover in the short term, but that it was adjusting its forecasts for average earning per share in light of the changes.

To avoid underestimation of the labor income, average earning per hour of employees by sectors and by skill level is calculated, and it is assumed that the self-employed, as well as all workers taking secondary jobs, receive the same average wage.

The national average earning per hour for all employed Americans in December of 2009 was $22.38, $44,760 for a 2,000 hour year.

It said that according to its calculations, none of its couriers earn below that level and on average earn £9.80 per hour after expenses.

Over this period, applicants received disability insurance in 27% of the quarters, were employed in 38% of the quarters, and, on average, earned $1,371 per quarter.

Finally, among VR applicants on SSDI/SSI, those who receive substantive services are more likely to be employed but, on average, earn less per quarter.

Over the next three to five years, Hain is expected to post 21% average annual earning per share growth.

Workers who were judged more attractive than average earned a five per cent premium over those of average attractiveness, who in turn earned about ten per cent more than those who were judged less attractive than average.

Khan predicts that eBay will, on average, earn 2 cents more per listing in the quarter.

"Contrary to the popular perception, manufacturing workers, on average, earn significantly less per hour than workers in industries that do not employ large numbers of teenagers, that have average workweeks of similar length, and that have similar levels of worker education," said the CRS report.