Sentence examples for averaging at from inspiring English sources
"averaging at" can be used in written English
It is often used in contexts where you are comparing the average of a group of measurements or items. For example, "The temperature for the week was averaging at 15 degrees."
Judging by the scores – averaging at 7/10 – not much.
"We also have more depth, with 10 players averaging at least 13.5 minutes a game.
For a long time, she had been averaging at least one novel a year.
There were 307 burglaries in the borough in December – averaging at almost 10 every day.
Ten teams are averaging at least 25 points a game, and Indianapolis is barely under that.
The shorter cruise itineraries averaging at about four hours are very popular".
Ratings for foreign language imports on BBC4 have been growing year on year, with The Killing averaging at 500,000.
In addition, Chandler is one of only 11 players averaging at least one steal and one block per game.
Since then it has spent well over €130 billion, averaging at just over €8.2 billion a week.
Capital flight which is still averaging at least $1.5 billion a month shows that there is plenty of money.
Damage to baggage is next in line with claims averaging at £183, while curtailment claims come in at £339.
