Sentence examples for averages for every from inspiring English sources

Alan Ayckbourn claimed to have once known a sexually voracious chap who based his seduction technique on the law of averages: for every 10 women he propositioned, at least one would say yes.

Firstly, transition matrices (a method of looking at a pupil's progress from key stage 2 to 4 against expected progress and national averages) for every class and every subject and for both current and predicted grades.

He lowers the earned run average for every pitcher".

This was true on average for every day for the week tried.

There is one teacher on average for every 17 pupils, but typical class sizes are 30.

By the company's own reckoning, Google earns about 60percentto70percentcent more on average for every search than Yahoo.

The fund began buying the bonds in July 2001 at $99.859, on average, for every $100 in face value.

"On average, for every extra hour that young people spend on the internet daily, their exposure to smoking in video games increases by 8%," the paper said.

Median incomes dropped, on average, for every income group except the top ten per cent, with ethnic minorities, those without college degrees, and older people seeing disproportionate declines.

On average, for every dollar of audit fees, large publicly quoted companies in America pay their "independent" accountant $2.69 in fees for non-audit services.

On average, for every 100,000 people who live in the south, 258 will die prematurely, compared to 308 in the north.