Sentence examples for child on average from inspiring English sources

The survey results showed that on average the men and women without children slept 50 and 51 hours a week, respectively, while weekly sleep for fathers and mothers of one child on average was 49 hours and 48 hours.

And while the census does not break out income statistics for larger families, women without a high school diploma have about one more child on average than women with graduate or professional degrees.

Being affected by the raising of the school leaving age increased the affected parent's education by 0.23 of a year, while an August born child, on average, left school one fifth of a year earlier than a September born child.

In this study, LRI incidence was 8.3 per 1,000 child-months, more than one event per year per child, on average.

Just as alarmingly, South Sudan is one of the most dangerous places for a woman to bear a child: on average, 22 women of reproductive age die each day from complications with pregnancy and childbirth.

The cost of school meals, around £500 a year per child, on average, can make a real difference, says Watts.

Most victims had at least one child (74.2 %); they had 1.8 children on average (SD = 1.5).

But the researchers found the opposite – breastfeeding was associated with having more children, on average.

How many children on average do you think a woman in Mexico has today?

In the late 1970s, women had seven children on average; by the early 1990s just over three.

In the late 1980s, women in Bangladesh had 5.1 children on average.