Sentence examples for average to work from inspiring English sources

Gimeno, Añel's former Ph.D. adviser, partly attributes Añel's early success to "his great interest in and liking for the scientific endeavor, which prompt[s] him to dedicate amounts of time much greater than average to work".

At first sight it might seem that (T1+T2+T3) x 0.15 + Q x 0.15 + HW x 0.20 + F x 0.20 is the appropriate weighted average to work out, but that ignores two points: (1) The total of 100 in the table is correct but requires careful incorporation of the three Test scores, and (2) Not all components have a maximum score of 100.

GPs who did not originate from the UK were not more likely than average to work in rural areas.

As an example, he describes the situation in Rwanda, where doctors are offered salaries three or four times greater than the national average to work in the HIV/AIDS programme.

And it has to be true for averages to work.

Think of this as good news: for everyone who dies in his or her forties, there must be three or four who make it into their eighties in order for the averages to work out.

If you bought stocks utterly at random last year — Amazon or AMR or American Home Products — and you bought enough of them for the law of averages to work, you made 26%.

By the early 21st century the average to-work commute time for Americans was 24.4 minutes, and the bulk of this was done by automobile.

By the early 21st century the average to-work commute time for Americans was 26.9 minutes, and the bulk of this was done by automobile.

In 2014, the average journey to work for Beijing commuters was 19.2 km, taking 52 min, the longest average commute of any Chinese city [13].

I suspect the average journey to work was much shorter.