Sentence examples for averages because the from inspiring English sources

Still, they seriously lagged the Net stock averages because the rally has been viciously selective.

The poll isn't included in HuffPost Pollster's averages because the ballot question is based on percentages rather than the typical "who would you vote for?" question.

Also, this approach does not completely remove the effects of time-averaging because the MAZs are themselves time-averaged over a period of approximately 600 Ka [ 51].

I may give each a 75percentt, below the class average, because the other students created their work from scratch.

One factor is the commercial breaks, which tend to be longer than average because the games are often nationally televised.

The building on Park Avenue sold for $630 a square foot, a number that greatly altered the average because the building has 1.25 million square feet of office space.

These figures exceed the 3,500-ton 3,500-tonrage, because the city has to plan for peak dailyaverage possibecauseof problems withehaulers or landfills.

Dr. Lonnstrom said that consumer confidence in New York State was lagging behind the national average because the Northeast, except for New York City, never really bounced back from the 1991 recession.

A typical meal of a healthy burger, fries and drink runs $7 to $8, about twice the industry average, because the food is more expensive to produce.

The house profiled here costs $1,125 a square meter, slightly less than average, because the nearest beach is rougher and not ideal for swimming.

Nobody who is under 28 has lived through a month of global temperatures that fell below the 20th-century average, because the last such month was February 1985.