Sentence examples for believe the average from inspiring English sources

Britons believe the average deposit for a house is £20,000 when it is £72,000.

Good research is impossible in such mayhem, but experts believe the average annual income to be less than $175.

After two weeks, write a 1-page reaction paper analyzing the impression you believe the average New York Times reader might have of the African continent based on the paper's coverage of the region.

Similarly people are much more likely to believe the average resident in a town, than the head honcho on the town council, when it comes to giving an opinion on what it's like to live there.

Too many of my generation died young because they lacked the money to pay for a doctor, but in The Crown our sympathies are directed to a king dying of lung cancer rather than the thousands of miners who died painfully of black lung because that monarch and his society didn't believe the average citizen deserved medicine if they couldn't afford to pay for it.

It is, in short, a flip phone with a full keyboard, something I believe the average BB consumer will fail to cotton to in great numbers.

The billionaire went on to define how he believes the average Trump supporter interprets the candidate's statements.

Respondents believed the average volunteer to be female, over 60 and a grandparent, which used to be the case, said Jones.

Office rents in the central business district were averaging $42 a square foot, and in this tenant's market, Mr. Freimuth believes the average will drop to $40 or the high $30s.

So it is encouraging that the BBC Trust is seeking to protect its appeal to older listeners and believes the average age must fall no further (although this feels like shutting the stable door five years after the horse has bolted).

In the second treatment, subjects were asked to state how they believed the average student would respond to the choices.