Sentence examples for average for everyone from inspiring English sources

"Savings are predicted to drop on average for everyone in the UK in the next few years," says Van Hulle.

Companies that don't deal with performance issues bring down the average for everyone.

Set daily by a bunch of bankers who submit their proposed interest rates in the morning in London, where an office then tallies an average for everyone else to use, LIBOR rates ripple throughout the Leviathan-like world economy, impacting credit cards, mortgages, commercial loans and therefore retailers, rents, business hiring, etcetera.

AP's Alan Fram: "The Republican tax bill would mean average initial tax cuts for Americans across all income lines, but by 2027, it would boost average levies for everyone earning up to $75,000, which includes most taxpayers, Congress' nonpartisan tax analyst estimated Monday..

But Mary Moore, a D'Agostino's spokeswoman, pointed out that if express lanes are occasionally empty, that increases the average wait for everyone.

The pay gap between college graduates and non-graduates has increased … but mostly because "the average wage for everyone else has fallen 5percentt" over the last decade.

Federal Reserve economists note the rise in "involuntary part-time employment" which "has led to a concern that there is an underbelly of labor market slack not well accounted for by the overall unemployment rate". The pay gap between college graduates and non-graduates has increased … but mostly because "the average wage for everyone else has fallen 5percentt" over the last decade.

By designing for the average of everyone, the classroom is ideal to no one.

An individual investigator is more likely to want to know the maximum discrepancy that s/he can reasonably expect with chosen allocation parameters rather than what the average will be for everyone using those parameters.

And if they did get a cold or a flu, it lasted only five days on average, compared to eight for everyone else.

Clinical trials in depression have investigated the individual response [ 13], and this has led to the assertion that 'equal on average is not equal for everyone' [ 14].