Sentence examples for average working age from inspiring English sources

On average, working age adults on SSI receive $525 per month and for most it is their only source of income.

The study estimated that the average working age adult in the older industrial regions would lose £750 a year by 2020-21, whereas the average loss in Cambridge would be £340.

Deputy leader Alan Napier said: "If we had passed that shortfall on, the average working age family on council tax benefit would have been faced with an extra £250 to pay.

At 80 that goes down to 2km/hour, compared with the average for a working age person of 4.8km/hour.

When those changes came in six months ago, their report predicted that, on average, adults of working age in the town would lose £910 a year.

As well as working out the average cost per working age adult, it also worked out which local authority areas have been most affected by calculating the reduction in welfare spending in each county and dividing by the county's working age population.

Average annual wages are often used to estimate the annual productivity of an average healthy person of working age.

"The vast majority of migrants go to the UK to work, and they actually contribute more to the welfare system than they take out, purely because they tend to be younger than the average population, and of working age," Mr Todd told the BBC Two's Daily Politics.

We wish to mention here that the average age of the working age group 18-64 yearss) was rather high (50 years) and 53% of the working age group was 50 years or older.

Coverage of children, who have the lowest average health care costs, and working age Americans, who are less costly than the Medicare population, should have been easy.

Approximately half the patients were at working age with an average age of 52 years in that subgroup.