Sentence examples for average from the previous from inspiring English sources

The number of pamplets produced in 1640 was thirty-six per cent higher than the yearly average from the previous decade.

All told, with days remaining in 2016, the number of officers killed in ambush attacks this year is more than double the average from the previous decade.

Kombolcha open well registered 10,438 faecal coliform counts on average from the previous analyses in 2006 and 2007.

Under the rules introduced in 2015, landlords in 313 of the 11,000 towns and cities in Germany (home to about one-quarter of the population including Berlin and Munich) cannot set rent for new tenants any higher than 10% above the local average from the previous four years.

(The report shows that the April average from the previous eight years was $40.4 million cash on hand).

As a result of these procedural shifts, nonimmigrant visas to the United States from Muslim-majority countries declined about 20% in April 2017, compared with the monthly average from the previous year.

Total CO2 and CH4 emissions over the growing season (averaged from the previous 7 year data set) from the ponds were then added to total C emission and uptake estimates for the terrestrial components of the mire.

For all of the months between January and August, the 2017 death count was in line with the averages from the previous seven years.

We examined the latest fiscal year 2018 refugee data against averages from the previous five years and found that the plunge in admissions has largely spared a handful of white-majority European countries.

After appearing to stabilise in late 2009, the main measure of unemployment rose in the three months to February to 2.5m, up by 43,000 from the average for the previous three months.

That includes cases in which charges have been brought in homicides from previous years and represents a 7.6 percentage-point decline from the department's average for the previous four years.