Sentence examples for average replacement from inspiring English sources

The proposed settlement is based on an average replacement cost of $175.

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, (for the love of Serps, stay with me for a few moments more) Britain is offering its pensioners one of the lowest national average replacement rates among developed nations.

That is an acronym for Wins Above Replacement, which measures how many more victories a player is worth than an average replacement who could be found on waivers or at Class AAA.

For the majority of Americans who rely on Social Security as their primary source of retirement income, the average replacement rate will fall to 21%, a substantial decrease in their standard of living.

That's right, not O.P.S. (on-base and slugging percentages combined) or WHIP (walks and hits per inning) or WAR (wins above replacement, as in the number of wins a player creates versus an average replacement player, and a tough one for a lot of people, not just Harrelson, to get a handle on) or anything else from the new category of measurements.

There is no doubt that the average replacement rate (RR) will decline due to ageing pressure.

For instance if 1000 oligos designed for making single base pair substitutions are used for 100 cycles of MAGE, a cell library with 25 average replacements per cell is predicted.

The company tallies the runs a defensive player saves over a league-average replacement, and Barney is leading the majors with 29 — one short of the highest recorded score of 30, set by Craig Counsell in 2005 and tied by Chase Utley in 2008.

This decrease was not because animals stopped shedding the organism but because uninfected animals replaced shedding animals with an average annual replacement rate of 30%.

Strip out such additions, according to Sanford Bernstein, and last year's average reserve replacement falls to a meagre 87%: overall, reserves are shrinking.

We had the flight away from final salary in the last decade (apart from the cossetted public sector) and in this one we could see the disintegration of the "middle way" schemes, such as career average and replacement with money purchase, where what you pay into a pension, combined with performance, dictates how much you get out.