Sentence examples for average youngsters from inspiring English sources

"Many home environments are perfectly fine, but on average, youngsters in our study are in homes with more stress, instability, less reading going on and a higher incidence of maternal depression than middle-class homes," Dr. Fuller said.

The average youngster who comes here has very little experience with dirt.

Maybe these creatures aren't very glamorous, but they are much more real to the average youngster than the ubiquitous barnyard animals.

The scale of violence against children has been revealed in new figures which show that in England an average 58 youngsters a day are being admitted to hospital after being deliberately injured.

Unsurprisingly, the research found that in general, those who studied for degrees in medicine and economics were likely to take home far more in their pay packets than other graduates, but at the other end of the scale, creative arts studies had the lowest salaries, earning no more on average than youngsters who did not go to university.

The campaign also highlights how the average child consumes three times the new maximum recommended daily amount, and how such behaviour puts youngsters at the risk of developing diabetes and becoming obese.

In fiscal year 1989, an average of 191 youngsters were in secure detention, according to figures from the department.

Boys Townn of Rome occupies a campus outside the city proper, with an average of 120 youngsters from 10to1818 who receive vocational training.

If some of the information provided in the scare story doesn't ring true to the average teen experience, youngsters discredit the message and mistrust future campaigns (pdf).

On average, a child in Pakistan will attend school for less than six years, while in rural areas the amount of schooling obtained by most youngsters is considerably less.

But, no, it isn't just about the almost two decades in age between his and the average of the three youngsters.