Sentence examples for average the number of from inspiring English sources

On average, the number of stillbirths in the UK has fallen 1.8% since 2000, compared with 3.5% in Poland and 6.8% in the Netherlands.

And a moundsman's prowess is generally defined by clear and objective terms (a win-loss record, earned-run average, the number of strikeouts or walks administered).

One study showed that, on average, the number of children German women want is just 1.75, far below the replacement level.

The report noted that, on average, the number of students from an immigrant background grew by two percentage points between 2000 and 2009.

On average, the number of strokes per flash was 1.20 and the highest number of strokes per flash recorded was four.

It's (on average) the number of days you can survive without water, the number of weeks you can survive without eating and the number of minutes you can survive without taking a breath.

Matt Benefiel, a court official in Orange County, Fla., which includes Orlando, said that while the area's unemployment rate was higher than the national average, the number of people claiming hardship to get out of service had not increased.

On average the number of points to guarantee survival in the last 22 seasons has been 36.6 points.

On average, the number of strike days varies from 20 to 30 days in a year.

On an average, the number of previous pregnancies of women is one.

But taken as an average, the number of instructions per clock is much lower, and more difficult to increase.