Sentence examples for causes an average of from inspiring English sources
A seven-year study of an Australian professional squad concluded that a match causes an average of 1.4 serious injuries, twice the rate of football.
Norovirus causes an average of 570 800 deaths, 56,000 71,000 hospitalizations, 400,000 emergency department visits, 1.7 1.9 million outpatient visits, and 19 21 million total illnesses per year.
In his classic UK-government report, British economist Nicholas Stern [ 42] estimated that each person in the developed world causes an average of 11 tons/year of carbon-equivalent emissions---roughly $935/year inn fossil-fuel, climate-only (droughts, floods) effects that kill about 150,000 people/year.
Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that E. coli O157 H7 causes an average of 500 outbreaks that affect >73,000 persons and result in >61 deaths each year in the United States (2 ).
His report estimates that each atomic bomb dropped on this country could cause an average of 100,000 casualties, 40,000 of them fatal.
There are, on average, 1,300 tornadoes each year in the United States, which have caused an average of 65 deaths annually in recent years.
That was by far the most common cause of delays; signal problems caused an average of 657 delays a month and riders' holding doors open caused 518 trains to be late.
Methane also contributes to ozone formation, and natural gas explosions cause an average of 17 deaths and 68 injuries from year to year in the United States.
Monk parakeets, natives of South America, have been causing an average of six outages a year in shoreline municipalities from Greenwich to East Haven, said Anita Steeves, a spokeswoman for United Illuminating.
Based on those computer models, they calculated that earthquakes would cause an average of $4.4 billion in damage and lost income a year in the United States, comparable to the losses from hurricanes.
According to the report, extreme weather conditions in China has caused an average of more than 2,000 deaths and up to 34bn pounds in economic losses each year since the 1990's.
