Sentence examples for averaged considerably from inspiring English sources

The premiere of "The Bachelor," which followed "Dancing With the Stars," averaged considerably less: 9 million viewers from 9 30 p.m. to 11 p.m.

When researchers tested the food served in 29 chain restaurants and 10 frozen meals sold in supermarkets, they found that their calorie content averaged considerably more than the stated values.

A main course of a sandwich or salad lowers that average considerably.

Orpik is still averaging considerably more time on ice than Djoos — in the past 10 games, Orpik has played 19 06 per game while Djoos has averaged 13 minutes per night — but as Djoos has gotten more comfortable and confident, the team seems to be steadily working him up to regular work as Carlson's defense partner.

In addition to keeping a good product going on the basketball court, both parties may see financial advantages to Denver declining their team option on Millsap, and re-signing him to a multi-year contract at a yearly salary averaging considerably lower than his current contract's $30 million final year.

Jason Furman, chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers, noted that over the last decade first-quarter GDP growth has averaged a "considerably slower pace" than the other three quarters.

Indeed, this group is probably on average considerably poorer than those who would have been hit by the PIP cuts (since those in work are eligible for PIP).

When complying with model assumptions, the precision of estimates based on unit-level models was, on average, considerably greater (29%31%% smaller standard errors) than those based on area-level models.

But anyone who knows Japan knows the Japanese people enjoy on average considerably higher living standards than Americans.

We find that plants are on average considerably larger in countries with a level of TFP above the median, see Panel A of Table 2.

In part, this assumption of rebounding fertility seems to come from surveys that ask what one's "ideal" number of children is; surveys regularly report that the "intended family size" is, on average, considerably higher than the actual fertility rate suggests.