Sentence examples for but the average term from inspiring English sources

Now there are 74, but the average term has increased to 12.64 months and Barclaycard and the Halifax are both offering 22-month deals.

Neither trend can continue indefinitely, but the average terms of trade over the next two decades are likely to be higher than over the past three.This big change coincides with another: Australia's economy and with it inflation, interest rates and house prices, though not the stockmarket has decoupled from America's.

The country has nearly 15,000 boards, and the average term of a member is less than four years.

The average term of a business school dean is about five years.

The average term of savings deposits was five years; before the devaluation, they had received high interest rates.

They are closely scrutinizing the secured funding activities of each CSE firm, with a view to lengthening the average term of secured and unsecured funding arrangements.

The average term on a new-vehicle loan in the third quarter was 68.5 months, down 0.5 months from a year ago, according to Experian.

years more, that being the average term given by the bills of mortality to persons who have already attained 21. years of age.

In the U.S. the average term being served by incarcerated parents is eighty months.

Between 1941 and 1970 the average justice's tenure was 12.2 years; since then, the average term has been over 25 years.

The average term count per query was 2.5.