Sentence examples for averaged above from inspiring English sources

Some connections are more persuasive than others: linking "What the Thunder Said" to a devastating cyclone in 1896 may stretch the point, and I was delighted by Crawford's belief that the "sultriness" of English summer temperatures that reached the 70s fahrenheit must have reminded Eliot of St Louis (during the 1904 World Fair, St Louis temperatures averaged above 100F).

Graham Onions, who had replaced the injured Chris Tremlett on that trip, is not included, while Morgan is the only batsman to make way after the disastrous Test campaign, where only wicketkeeper Matt Prior averaged above 30 as Pakistan won all three matches to inflict England's first series defeat since 2009.

Attendances for Hull City's league games at the KC Stadium have averaged above 16,000 in each full season they have played there.

Colgate returns all of its starters, and each of them averaged above or near double figures.

Response to mass mailings at some sites surpassed 10 15% and appointment show rates averaged above 85%.

Those increases averaged above 6 percent; some were in the 5 percent range and some reached 7 percent.

In January, temperatures average above 41 °F (5 °C).

Wages in both countries average above $10 an hour.

Scotland averaged 5.1C (0.9C above average) and Northern Ireland averaged 5.8C (0.5C below average).

Over the years they have excelled from being below average to above average.

(His cumulative grade point average was above 3.9).