Sentence examples for averages though from inspiring English sources

Beyond looking at averages, though, the Swedish study also provided the data for a revolutionary finding.

Hidden in the averages, though, were five people, three men and two women, whose performance patterns didn't change a bit, no matter how many things they were asked to take on.

These are averages, though, and the problems aren't spread evenly.

In addition, kids using the app are reading over 10 books per week, which is higher than national averages – though also an indicator of these books' length (or lack thereof).

These are averages, though, and they obscure a lot of important details.

Yearly returns aren't the same as the long-term averages, though.

On average, though, these add up to only 10% of the total heritability of any given disease.

On average, though, a car carrying several occupants is usually better than a plane and trains are almost always the best of all.

There was nothing average, though, about the UK premiere of Brett Dean's Bliss, the belated highlight of this year's Edinburgh international festival, which arrived from Opera Australia just in time for two performances before tonight's grand spectacular fireworks finale.

On average, though, a station holds about 50 people in the summer, and between 15 and 20 in the winter, packed into dorm rooms.

The average patient, though, would be hard-pressed to ferret out the results of those inspections.