Sentence examples for average that many from inspiring English sources

Novartis Pharmaceuticals, which hired only about 100 people during all of 1998, is now hiring, on average, that many people each month, said Daniel S. Bortfeld, the director of staffing.

The price of a barrel of crude oil was $28.38 Friday and its average for the year so far has been the same, which means it is unlikely that it will drop to the $22 to $25 average that many analysts predicted for 2001.

Three major league baseball teams don't average that many fans at home — and for U.S. Soccer, this is a far away game, 4,600 miles from its Chicago headquarters.

That allows researchers to fully understand the spectrum of interactions across time, rather than just the group average that was the best that many biological tools could previously provide.

(The Metropolitan Museum of Art averages that many visitors almost every 90 seconds).

Only 67 other players have averaged that many yards a game for even one season.

Only 27 have averaged that many games a week this season, according to Statsheet.com.

Friday's game drew 28,954, a strong figure for a team that has not averaged that many since 2005.

Only 18 of the 100 firms surveyed reported that their lawyers averaged that many hours or more in 1999, less than half the number seven years earlier.

In fact, fewer than five shows in all of the rest of television (other than sports) have averaged that many young-adult viewers this season.

Buffalo's C.J. Spiller has averaged 6.48 yards per carry this year on 183 carries, the highest single-season average of any player with that many carries.