Sentence examples for average of some from inspiring English sources

Thanks largely to high oil prices, its economy has been growing by an average of some 6.5% a year.

Despite Sanders's surprising victory last Tuesday in Michigan, where polls showed him trailing by an average of some twenty points, his odds of winning the nomination are slight.

O'Brien calculated "an average of some 416 calls per day or, if you like, one every two and a half minutes in a 16-hour day".

The economy has grown by an annual average of some 6% for the past five years and may exceed 7% this year.

Fertility rates on the Continent are among the lowest in the world, with German and Italian mothers having an average of some 1.3 babies per mother and Polish mums are even lower.

Last year scammed Americans lost an average of some $3,500 per person.

Two years earlier his club captain at Balmain, the Australian spinner Arthur Mailey, had joked, "young Jackson is going to wreck the averages of some bowlers.

For particle suspension with discrete size distribution, the Z-average of some arbitrary property y would be calculated as y = Σ i n i R H, i 6 y i Σ i n i R H, i 6 (10).

Averaging of some trials with uncorrelated EEG data would just decrease the SNR of the ERPs, but the latencies and shape of the averaged ERPs would remain unaltered.

First-time buyers paid an average of £192,000 – some £19,000 more than a year earlier.

It's already the case that Americans spend an average of, by some estimates, 4.7 hours a day on their smartphones.