Sentence examples for average term of from inspiring English sources

The average term of a business school dean is about five years.

The country has nearly 15,000 boards, and the average term of a member is less than four years.

The average term of savings deposits was five years; before the devaluation, they had received high interest rates.

The sentences for assault by penetration are far higher, carrying an average term of seven years, although the maximum is life.

At the same time, the average term of car loans has increased to 58 months today from 53 months in 2001, making it more difficult to build equity in a car.

The average term of emerging-market bonds has grown from just over seven years in 2000 to just under ten years in the first half of this year, according to Hyun Song Shin of the BIS.

By the 18th century, viceroys served average terms of five years, and under them functioned a hierarchy of bureaucrats, nearly all sent from Spain to occupy frequently lucrative posts.

For the rest, the α/γ ratio was 0.11 and 0.17 in average terms of sediment and water samples, respectively.

Just to put this into perspective, the average terms of trade for the period 1930 1999 was 20% below the average relative prices for the period 1890 1913.

Swedish academic R&D is more appropriately characterised as average, or below average, in terms of input and above average in terms of output.

19 Respondents in the Netherlands were similar to national averages in terms of age (average age 48.9 years and national average 48.5 years), and average number of hours worked per week (44 for respondents and national average).