Sentence examples for become an average from inspiring English sources

It allowed my father to stop being Vincent Price, and all of us to become an average American family on an outing.

The 49ers faced a serious salary-cap problem, the 38-year-old Rice was coming off a serious knee injury and, to some, he looked as if he had become an average receiver.

But there's trouble in paradise when the least powerful of the superheroes, Avenging Angelo (Nick Cordero), decides to turn his limited gifts against the people of Kings County, at the same time that the most powerful of the six, the airborne Astrolass (Nicolette Robinson), quits the group to become an average girl.

"We realised if we don't play to our full ability or work hard we become an average side," Joubert said.

So in this example, it costs a low tipper $100/year to become an average tipper and an average tipper $100/year to become a high tipper.

There is no stochastic frontier parameter in the model, and the stochastic frontier model becomes an average production model.

Though the film only became an average grosser, critics called the film a "must watch" with The Hindu dubbed the film as "Madhavan's best performance" and he went on to win the ITFA Best Actor Award.

For more complex mixtures, Equation 5 is easily extended, and the effective maximum becomes an average of the maxima of mixture components, weighted by the dose of each agent relative to its own EC50.

His transformation was one of the most surprising because not only did he become an above average actor, he became one of the best actors of his generation.

A season-in-review article from SBNation.com opined, "(His) adequate defense at all three outfield positions makes him a decent fourth outfielder/bench bat, but at age 29 in 2013, the time for hoping that Mayberry finally puts his significant physical and intellectual gifts together to become an above-average Major League Baseball player appear to have gone completely".

However, it failed to continue on its business and went on to become a 'below average' grosser.