Sentence examples for back to average levels from inspiring English sources

Their likelihood of rearrest only drops back to average levels after six years, the number-crunchers found.

While production is expected to rise further in the EU, Canada's production is likely to fall back to average levels, meaning a reduction of at least 2 million tonnes.

In Latin America, the outturn of the 1999/2000 first season cereal and bean crops in Central America and the Caribbean is expected to be back to average levels in most countries, following the immense crop losses caused by hurricanes "Georges and Mitchch" in late 1998.

"The rain has come back to average level and the course has greened up -- we are pleased with it.

What is apparent from the shapes of these term structures is that both in times when margins were exceptionally high and in times when they were disastrously low, market participants expected that a reversal back to average margin levels would not come quickly, but rather would take up to 9 mo.

On Tuesday, viewership went back to average pre-Sunday levels, and then on Wednesday and Thursday the ad fever subsided, for the most part.

The huge Columbia River system, for instance, has about 55percentt of its normal amount of water in its snowpack and reservoirs right now, and an official at the Northwest Power Planning Council, a four-state agency, said it would take "rain of biblical proportion" in coming weeks to raise the levels back to average.

He is taking spending down to average levels.

Over time, they'd moderate to average levels, they said.

That means that it is nearly back to its average level over the past forty years.

After adjusting for inflation, Mr Lewis points out, that would only take the price back to its average level since 1972.