Sentence examples for averages higher than from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, other cities with surcharge averages higher than the national average - but less than the Seattle average - included Denver, Houston, Miami and the New York metropolitan area.

Conversely, if unleaded averages higher than $2.50 per gallon, you'll break even sooner.

Unlike in batch reactors, where Dw diverges simultaneously with Dz and higher averages, averages higher than Dw can diverge while Dw remains finite.

Ninety-seven percent of the Cooke Scholars ultimately graduate; 76percentt of them graduate from their four-year colleges with cumulative grade point averages higher than 3.5.

All countries report averages higher than 2 hours/day of TV viewing for both genders, except for the Icelandic girls (1.7 ± 1.3 hours/day).

Over all, Cairo and Wilson had combined for a.257 average, higher than Bernie Williams's.

Prices are currently 30 cents a gallon on average higher than a month ago and more than $1 higher than a year ago.

Each province later publishes its own growth numbers, which have consistently averaged higher than the national figure in recent years.

"It's a high-income state with generally low personal debt, and the size of the refund has been on average higher than in other states.

In fact, their scores were on average higher than those of ships with passengers who had no episodes of diarrheal disease.

Although ticket prices on Seatwave, which takes a commission on sales between individuals, have fallen over the last year they are still, on average, higher than at the box office.