The phrase "averages that even" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a condition related to averages, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The data shows averages that even the experts found surprising."
Alternatives: "averages that even" could be replaced with "averages that are" or "averages which even" or "averages that also.".
We now know why the U.S. average annual GDP growth rate has been trending down since the 1970s -- currently 2.2percentt, vs. the 3.5percentt average that prevailed even through the 1990s.
Industry experts tell me that to justify that level of investment and that rent, Trump would have to fetch average room rates of at least in $750, which is far above the $500-plus average that even the city's top hotel, the Four Seasons in Georgetown, commands.
The first few months of 2014 will be weaker than that, even though average growth for 2014 still looks likely to outpace last year's rate of 1.9%.China's economy, for its part, is clearly slowing.
Given the limited regional distribution that Fox, primarily, and CBS accord the Cardinals on most Sunday afternoons, it follows that even as average viewership for Arizona's games has risen from one playoff game to the next (from 21 million to 23.8 million to 38.4 million), the team's broadcasts have been the least viewed in each round.
The good news for the overworked, dreaming forlornly of doing 11 fewer hours a week on average, is that even when a four-day week isn't feasible, we could be far more imaginative about the fifth.
In June of the 1907 season, Lajoie's.296 average, "an average even now that scores of players would be glad to accept," put him at risk for hitting below.300 for the first time in his career.
More than half the people who come here are under thirty-five, and the average that day appeared to be even younger.
But the Angels have played against type this season, with a 7.69 bullpen earned run average that eclipses even the Yankees' mark of 7.14.
Despite the relatively precise alignment of the DEMs in the first study (around 20 centimeters of elevation difference at the edge in average), we showed that even small discontinuities affected processes driven by microtopography, such as overland water flow.
White was never able to tout RSD-NO high schools as having an average ACT composite that even reached as low as 17.0.
