Sentence examples for average of which from inspiring English sources

There is more polling data on the Republican side, the average of which points to a steady double-digit lead for Donald Trump, according to Real Clear Politics.

Procter & Gamble's share price rose $4.25, to $71.10, helping push up the Dow Jones Industrial Average, of which the company's stock is a component.

He said the N.C.A.A. tracked the length of time it took from the origin of cases to their conclusion, the average of which, he said, went down in recent years.

It can tell participating restaurants, the average of which sells food worth $1m per year, which dish is the most popular, or which waiter's methods are the most conducive to sales.

(What Mr Moore actually predicted was that the figure would double every year, later correcting his forecast to every two years, the average of which has come to be stated as his "law").This forecast, which implies a similar increase in processing power and reduction in price, has proved broadly accurate: between 1971 and 2001, transistor density has doubled every 1.96 years (see chart 1).

"Our beta users have saved 16.1percentt off retail on average, of which 13.4percentt was from our automatic price comparison tool," notes Henderson.

Isotrigon textures, ensemble averages of which have 3rd-order correlation functions that are equal to 0, are useful for studying this sense.

And many of these state-level misses are well beyond average, regardless of which polls are included in the aggregate or how the average is calculated.

"However, in the past week we have received orders for nearly 30kg of grapes on an average day, of which the majority are from Mumbai and Pune.

She worked slowly, producing only six or seven pictures a year on average, most of which Haye sold to museums or to serious collectors.

About 1,500 testers participated in a six-month pilot scheme and made 20,000 journeys, the average length of which was 2.3 miles.