Sentence examples for contracts on average from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Singer said, each defense auditor was responsible for overseeing about $642 million in contracts on average.

In 2006, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange alone traded 5.6 million contracts on average every day of which 98.6 percent are in financial instruments, including interest rates, equities and currencies.

As shown in Table 1, our sample includes 14,569 (non-contract and contract) physicians, on average.

(Those who go on to sign professional contracts are, on average, two-tenths of a second faster in a shuttle sprint as preteens than those who don't).

Analysis of official figures shows staff on zero-hours contracts are on average hired for £9 an hour, compared with an average of £15 an hour for other workers, the party says.

Previous research shows that the group of higher education dropouts has a higher risk of being unemployed, working part-time or on fixed term contracts and on average obtains lower wages than higher education graduates (e.g. Becker et al. 2010; Davies and Elias 2003; Griesbach et al. 1977; Johnes and Taylor 1991; Lewin et al. 1995; Reisel 2013).

Last month, the E.B.R.D. forecast that growth in the region would contract 6.3percentt on average this year.

The 12,000 dentists working in a practice without an NHS contract earned on average £65,697 (before tax).

While finishing school in 2007, they launched Sunrun, which buys and installs solar panels; homeowners sign a ­20-year fixed contract, saving on average 15% on their electric bills.

A higher proportion of women than men find jobs only on temporary contracts, which pay on average 60% less than regular work.

Wallace and Newton found that "requested turnaround times for contract cheating are, on average 5 days, and there appears to be a large capacity for shorter turnaround times to be achieved" (Wallace and Newton 2014 p. 235).