Sentence examples for average of three points from inspiring English sources

— an average of three points over the closest sibling.

The white vote has declined an average of three points in each presidential election since 1992.

By comparison, the challenging candidate eventually lost the popular vote by an average of three points in these years.

This has become obvious for I.Q., which, in defiance of genetic determinists, has been rising by an average of three points a decade over the last half-century.

The stumbles for Clinton come as polls appear to show Trump reducing a previously large gap, to an average of three points.

The incumbent was ahead by an average of five percentage points in polls conducted just after his convention, but eventually won the election by an average of three points, only a modest difference.

Romney has lost evangelicals in every contest — and by an average of fifteen points.

But in [these] districts, Obama lost to Romney by an average of twenty-three points.

The Gamecocks had lost the previous three games in the series by an average of six points.

(Watch out for the Gators: they've won their three tournament games by an average of twenty-three points).

Breast-fed children with one common variation of the gene scored an average of seven points higher on I.Q.