Sentence examples for averages as much from inspiring English sources

If MetLife's contract averages as much as $20 million annually, it will equal what Citigroup is paying to have its name on Citi Field, the home of the Mets.

And despite cuts, Dutch unemployment benefits are, on average, as much as 78% of the minimum wage, well above Europe's average of 64%.

That meant the real ABC average for the week could have been as low as 9.5 million viewers, trailing an actual NBC audience that could have averaged as much as 9.7 million.

Even if all goes according to plan, the Fed envisions that unemployment will climb from its already high level of 9.4percentt and average as much as 9.8percentthroughgh the end of 2010.

The Big East recently turned down a deal similar to the $155 million that the Atlantic Coast Conference signed last year, a move that looks shrewd in the wake of the Pac-12 deal that could average as much as $250 million a year.

Land prices for development sites have followed, averaging as much as $500 a buildable square foot in TriBeCa, up from just $300 a buildable square foot two years ago, brokers said.

The healthy patients who received the alternative lipid nanoparticles showed an even bigger decrease, averaging as much as 87%.

We found that the deer consumed palatable food among the unpalatable food on average as much as they consumed palatable food among other palatable feeders.

Estimates like my now overzealous-sounding $1 billion in yearly Gifts revenue are predicated on Facebook averaging as much as one gift sale per user per year.

Some studies have suggested that blood sampling may average as much as 40 ml/day [3, 4], but the amount of blood required may decrease with technological developments in analytic methods.

If we couple these two explanations with satiation at the time of the auction (after lunch sessions) which makes a sandwich look less appealing, shading a bid by (on average) as much as 66 cents sounds sensible.