Sentence examples for averages the same from inspiring English sources

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Standard & Poor's 500 Index face resistance from their respective 20-week moving averages, the same trend lines that helped to slow progress in late May.

This higher rainfall, however, does not seem to affect the area's temperature, as it averages the same as England and Wales at 10.3 °C.

However, if each coastal town approximately averages the same number of contacts per capita as inland locations (as the public transportation data suggest in figure S3), and the model is unable to map social space over geographic space by assuming the opposite, then the prediction of reduced contacts along the coast would create a false "edge effect" of increased fadeouts.

"We have averaged the same returns in old masters, Impressionist and modern and contemporary.

Their starters have a 6.17 earned run average, the same bloated figure as their relievers.

Serbian clubs make €1m on average, the same as those in the Irish Republic, Bulgarian clubs even less.

And he certainly doesn't expect the economy to fall apart; indeed, he is counting on economic growth to average the same rate of the last three decades.

Any 20 Liberty Caps "picked in different parts of the world," Letcher writes, "will have, on average, the same concentration of active ingredients, and therefore the same pharmacological effect".

Approximately a hundred and seventeen million people earn, on average, the same income that they did in 1980, while the typical income for the top one per cent has nearly tripled.

By contrast, measurements of L.D.L., the harmful form of cholesterol, were on average the same in men with metabolic syndrome and without.

Chelsea's games are pretty much averaging the same number of corners as last season (10.7 this term to 10.8 last).