Sentence examples for average is worth from inspiring English sources

That Australia is doing better than the OECD average is worth celebrating but also requires vigilance.

In the US the top 10% hold 75% of the total wealth in the nation, in Australia, the richest 10% hold only 44.9% – below the OECD average of 50%: That Australia is doing better than the OECD average is worth celebrating but also requires vigilance.

An entry level undergraduate degree, on average, is worth between $15,000 and $33,000 a year without subsidies.

The mortgages, on average, are worth almost 95% of the underlying house.

The agreement with Pelfrey, who finished the 2011 season with a 7-13 record and a 4.74 earned run average, was worth $5,687,500.

Over the four years of the contract, those bonuses and cost-of-living pay increases will, on average, be worth an estimated $13,056 more for each worker than the previous agreement, the brochure said.

New research released by the campaign for today's meeting shows that if the money in the Cayman Islands really did belong to the people of the Caymans, it would mean each of them, on average, was worth $29.3 million.

If I offer $60 per share, the offer will be accepted 60% of the time – whenever the firm is worth between $0 and $60 per share to Company T. Since all values between $0 and $60 are equally likely, the firm will, on average, be worth $30 per share to Company A, resulting in a loss of $15 per share ($45 to $60).

The company makes standard retail margins on its bundles of clothing, which on average are worth about $800 or $900.

Hockey teams, on average, are worth 2.4 times revenue, so the more money teams can rake in from selling tickets to games (43% of the league's revenue) without sacrificing attendance, the more valuable they are.

The average fund is worth only £24,000.