Sentence examples for continues to average from inspiring English sources

Ghana need a big tournament from Asamoah Gyan, formerly of Sunderland, who continues to average over a goal a game for Al-Ain in Abu Dhabi.

If education inflation continues to average 5.2%, the cost of tuition and fees for a four-year public university in 10 years will be between $65,590 (in-state public) and $224,124 (private).

It was bustling as usual (although the wait continues to average less than 5 minutes!).

Thirty-three years later the midday concerts, held in the 550-seat Memminger Auditorium while their old home, the Dock Street Theater, undergoes renovations, continue to average 90percentt attendance.

"We may not continue to average a home a day, but if we did, we'd lease it up in about 10 months".

While forecasting that annual growth would continue to average just over 2% for the next few years, the IMF said there were a number of risks to its "broadly positive outlook".

Three pieces of data to consider: First, Mr. Obama's personal favorability ratings — which continue to average about 50 percent — are considerably higher than his approval ratings, which are now around 40 percent.

He described a "purgatory" in which no matter what the show tried, it continued to average only four million viewers, about a quarter as many as its CBS competitor, "The Big Bang Theory".

Adjusted for inflation, his movies have made $3.1 billion at the domestic box office alone, and he's continued to average at least one film a year since 1970.

And, fuelled by three more bonus-point Premiership wins and a 20-20 European Champions Cup draw against Leinster, they have continue to average over 20,000 - double what Coventry City have managed since returning to the Ricoh in September.

The season finale had a total of 7.78 million viewers, continuing to average slightly above the past season.