Sentence examples for averages but also from inspiring English sources

One can obtain in this way not only the usual canonical averages but also the relative free energy as a function of density.

What can you tell us about those who are succeeding? A. Employed graduates tended to have not only higher grade-point averages, but also higher test scores.

Putting money into a stock index fund -- a one-decision move -- has proved not only the best way to avoid underperforming the averages, but also the path to outsized profits.

Think not only of the impact of steroids on earned run averages but also of bullpens on complete-game and shutout totals, and it's obvious why that doesn't work).

President of the AMA Dr Steve Hambleton told Guardian Australia it would like to see not just regular monitoring and reporting requirements of averages, but also of hotspots - for example around railway lines, near factories and coal mines where off-road diesel vehicles and construction equipment produce higher levels that on road cars.

It allows us to reward a resort's ranking for not only large annual averages, but also penalize rankings for inconsistent snowfall i.e.: a annual snowfall of 500 inches is amazing, but less so if it often comes 6 feet at a time with large gaps 30 days or more with little to no snow.

The Telegraph's readers are older than the U.K. average but also much more affluent.

Ultimately, they were above average but also left you wanting more.

The change was costly for students on average, but also made the system much more redistributive.

That is partly because white students in Connecticut score above the national average, but also because blacks there score lower, on average, than blacks elsewhere.

Rics forecasts that East Anglia will see higher growth than the UK average, but also picks the north-west and West Midlands as areas that will outperform.