Sentence examples for average is likely from inspiring English sources
Already 2.9%, the euro-area average is likely to rise before it falls.
The Dow Jones industrial average is likely to reach 20,000 during that time — and probably within the next five to 10 years, he said.
Given that a $10 per-order average is likely quite low, we know that Postmates has a revenue run rate clearly north of $7 million.
It also demonstrates that marketing to the average is likely to be less effective (and more expensive) than understanding the different needs of citizens with specific travel attitudes.
"While profit margins in the June/July period are at their nadirs, even though raw material spreads (price minus raw material cost) are beginning to improve in August, the third-quarter average is likely to be less than that of the second quarter for the typical commodity plastic," CSFB said.
Unfortunately, since no crystal balls exist to tell you when stocks are near a bottom or a top, for that matter aiming for the average is likely to be more profitable for the vast majority of investors than is gambling you can beat the market by outsmarting it both on the way in and on the way out.
Pitchers Armando Benitez (15 for 15 in save opportunities) and Rick Reed (7-3, 3.21 earned run average) are likely choices.
The economists, working in government, academia and private industry, said that local unemployment rates that were some 2 percentage points below the national average were likely to carry over from last year.
Students who scored at the average were likely to be able to use proportions to calculate height, but unable to use an algebraic model to predict cost using a calculator.
In a survey conducted by the Potomac Group, nearly two-thirds of investors said that if an agreement was not reached by Dec. 31, the Dow Jones industrial average was likely to fall at least 10 percent.
Genes, which did not accumulate more mutations than the average, are likely to have been subjected to purifying selection and thus, were not free to evolve.
