Sentence examples for averages because of from inspiring English sources

I've been reading with even more respect and pleasure Frederick Barthelme's stories in "The Law of Averages," because of the deliberately disjunctive and funny sentences describing lives that are also that way — though Barthelme, except for the perfect shaping, is entirely hands-off.

While the real estate research company Miller Samuel reported a median sale price of $970,000 in the Hamptons in the second quarter of 2008 — down nearly 12percentt from last year — it's difficult to pinpoint trends using averages because of the wide range of inventory in the region.

State Street is just one stock that has outperformed the broad market averages because of an association with the investing boom.

Walls says that 95% of his business customers get a better CPM, CPC, and CPA, than they would have gotten on Yelp or AdWord's local averages, because of its targeting capabilities.

Utility yields are still below historical averages because of the strong performance of the stocks in recent years, but income-seeking investors should check out our Top 15 Utilities Portfolio.

* 2-year averages because of zeros in data for 1989 and 2004; percentages do not add exactly due to rounding.

Some analysts say the percentage may be higher than average because of a strong emphasis on education.

The lives of northern Chinese, he found, are 5.5 years shorter on average because of air pollution.

Since the start of the year, farmers have lost $20 a hog on average because of soaring feed costs, the group calculates.

analysis said that premiums in the private market would rise by about twenty per cent next year, on average, because of the elimination of the individual mandate.

But beyond this, Ello could become time wasting and a liability for brands where potentially negative reception could be higher than average because of the audience.