Sentence examples for below the average in from inspiring English sources

Unemployment in the area, although high at 18.2%, is below the average in Saxony.

Their workers have experienced above-average productivity growth in recent years, despite a wage level below the average in manufacturing.

By 1994 human activity was consuming 77% of the river's average annual flow, even though the actual flow falls far below the average in dry years.

Its How's Life report on the UK noted that in 2010, 18% of British workers reported being in a poor working environment, a share slightly below the average in European countries.

The average attendance in the first 14 matches is just under 38,000, considerably below the average in France 1998 at the same stage, which was about 43,500.

Recent analysis of the island's economy carried out by Imperial College London academics found that its ecological footprint was less than half that of the rest of Britain and below the average in Europe.

Average performance in the Northern Territory was also below the OECD average in reading literacy and on par with the average in scientific literacy.

Scores below/above 50 are below/above the average in the general U.S. population.

The quarterly rise represented an increase of just 2.8percentt since last year's first quarter, well below the average increase in excess of 3.8percentt in 2001.

And the cost of beer in the Music City is slightly below the average price in the cities on this list.

The Raising The Bar programme was introduced because Suffolk was well below the national average in the performance tables.