Sentence examples for average experiences from inspiring English sources

A firm, on average, experiences only modest growth and may grow for a number of reasons that may or may not be related to innovative activity.

For a fixed and, a network with sparsely deployed cluster heads and small on the average experiences less intercluster interference than a network with more dense cluster heads and/or higher.

Life is too short and too full of potential to waste days on average experiences and meaningless interactions.

The mean age ± SD of the respondents was 43.8 ± 8.1 years with an average experiences in higher education of 7.1 ±6.2 years.

Pilot patients were younger and more likely to be working than non-pilot patients at the same practices and reported generally more or at least as positive experiences than patients registered at the same practices, practices in the same PCT and nationally, despite belonging to subgroups of the population who typically report poorer than average experiences.

The idea is that you can expect an average return to be your average experience.

Self-employed people have on average experienced a 22% fall in real pay since 2008-09, according to the ONS.

With the average experience costing £3,000 to £4,000 – and university fees at £9,000 a year – it's sage advice.

The average experience is of an owner-occupier who plans to live in his home until he dies.

In 16 countries where data is available over the past decade, the average experience of what researchers term "lived poverty" has hardly changed, the report adds.

"The average experience of an officer now is much lower than it has been traditionally, and that has its effects on the agency".