Sentence examples for average which would from inspiring English sources

"We fly more than a quarter-million people a day on average, which would easily fit a medium-size city," said Tim Smith, a spokesman for American.

The proposal would change the rate to a three-month average, which would raise an estimated $32 billion over 10-years for the government.

"The fair way to look at this is to say at a minimum you take a three-month average which would be 156p, so that would be only a 21% premium," she said.

"But you would also, given the market conditions we have seen, look at a six-month average which would give you 187p, and a premium of 1.5% - derisory I think".

Those who used the app had a drop in systolic blood pressure of 10 millimeters of mercury, on average, which would reduce the risk of cardiac events by about 25percentt.

The 35-year-old is batting.296 with a.851 OPS, producing runs at a rate that is 46percentt higher than the league average, which would be his best season since winning the Silver Slugger award in 2011.

When pollsters feel as though they are under pressure to conform to expectations about the race, they may herd toward the poll averages, which would reduce their independence and would therefore reduce the benefit of aggregating different polls together.

Soundclash great David Rodigan acknowledges that the Red Bull event is not your average clash, which would be "reggae, reggae, reggae".

By contrast, Lichtman's system says Ramírez was 32 runs below average last year, which would make him one of the game's most overrated and overpaid players.

On the other hand, Martin G. Santini, president of Ecoplan Architects in Englewood, N.J., said that with an "average McMansion," which would be 8,000 or 9,000 square feet, buyers have come to expect a foyer of epic proportions as "commonplace".

And the system actually worked: workers' compensation (called Labor and Industries in Washington State) would pay us roughly $4,000 a month, 65 percent of Miles's average earnings, which would suffice for a while, but I knew it wouldn't be long before we would feel the pinch.