The most misleading term in the entire discussion may be "on average"— a fact that Dr. James M. Tanner, the British growth researcher, pointed out 40 years ago.
It hardly escapes many applicants' notice--it didn't escape mine--that their tenure in one place will be, on average, 7 to 8 years.
They will be, on average, poorer than those who do.
That means there will be, on average, more volatility than in the past, Haldane says.
The trade group said that "planes will be, on average, close to 90percentt full".
Questions appeared to be on average five or six sentences long.
Households with children will be, on average, £200 a year better off, while those in the poorest fifth of the population will be, on average, £350 a year better off.
And borrowers who were able to give a figure believed their shortfall would be, on average, £22,000.
The new proposals will emphasise that the increase in basic pay will be on average 11 per cent.
Attendance this season is projected to be, on average, 81 percent of capacity, compared with 84 percent last season.
The research reveals that if the planet's temperature were down to its sun alone, its surface would be, on average, a chilly -40C.
