Sentence examples for average over the world from inspiring English sources
Australia's first choice kicker Thurston, whose natural style is to bend the ball dramatically from right to left, has a better NRL career average at 79.35% but his average over the World Cup is identical to Johnson's (26 from 35 for 74.3%).
To keep things in balance, Lyell felt that, on average, over the world's ecosystems, one new species appeared every year.
For one thing, the United States has more poor kids relative to other developed countries, and poor kids do worse on tests, on average, all over the world.
"The average over the past 10 World Cups of games where both teams have scored is 47%, with a low of 38% in 2006 and 1974, and a high of 56% in 1982," says Paul Wainwright, an Aussie who's crunched some of the numbers for Australian website The Roar.
The third-to-last paragraph in the paper recounted a huge number of studies from all over the world finding average urine mOsm/kg in children ranging from 392 mOsm/kg in Kenya to 964 in Sweden.
The Global Health Professions Student Survey showed similar gender differences in nursing education sites all over the world with an average of 70% females [ 30].
It seems average ticket prices for economy class are dropping all over the world.
Or forcing U.S consumers to pay double the world price for sugar on average over the last 30 years.
With over 5000 players averaging 25 minutes per day in the game, TapCity is set to take over the world.
