Sentence examples for average spent per from inspiring English sources

This is paltry compared with the $2,000 annual average spent per person in wealthy nations, but the average in poor countries is $13.

The average black Caribbean child today may well attend the most lavish of new academies, where the average spent per pupil is more than many private schools.

The average spent per prisoner per day in England and Wales of €109 (£84) is above the European average of €99 or £76.62.

"With pressure to improve outcomes and reduce costs, all councils are faced with the challenge of getting the optimum value from the £137 on average spent per day, which equates to £50,000 a year, looking after each child in their care.

For example California spends on average $47,421 per inmate a year while the average spent per student a year is only $11,420.

Our average spend per day in October was just £1.17.

The average spend per Chinese shopper was up 35% on the year.

But Qatar remained the nation with the highest average spend per transaction for July, at £1,642.

This puts spending on cycling in perspective - the average spend per cycling medal was £2.2m, compared with £8.4m of spending for each Olympic swimming medal (overall spend £25m).

He said the average spend per head on food at a Marston's pub-restaurant was £7, meaning customers could afford to dine out regularly.

Rightmove said 2009 figures - to be unveiled on February 26 - would be in line with current forecasts but trading in January saw "a substantial increase in average spend per advertiser".