Sentence examples for countrywide average from inspiring English sources

The countrywide average is almost double that, according to a 2014 survey by Nails Magazine, an industry publication.

Another problem with the study is that it uses a countrywide average to determine the greenhouse gas emissions for a given amount of electricity use.

Similarly, rates of the disease among First Nations and Inuit groups in Canada are up to five times higher than the countrywide average, according to the government's federal health department.

The countrywide average was 7.7percentt, while the state average for women in the same age range was 6.1percentt, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The average hourly wage for musicians is now around $22, well more than the countrywide average of $16.A 2012 Berklee College of Music report found that the average personal income of more than 5,000 surveyed musicians was $55,561, which is higher than the national average of nearly $43,000.

In Saudi Arabia, there is no natural surface water flow system and the countrywide average annual rainfall is very low (< 70 mm/year) (Chowdhury and Al-Zahrani 2013; Al-Zahrani et al. 2015).

From 1995 until 2004, subprime loans by the traditional subprime lenders like Countrywide averaged slightly more than 5% of all mortgages, far too few to account for the growth in either homeownership or the housing bubble.

A very rough calculation that used countrywide averages (f = 687,051; p = 0.019; t = 0.025) yielded 326 congenital cases, or 38% of the above estimate.

But at $1.27 an unleaded gallon yesterday, the average countrywide price is just a penny away from its 1996 high.

Research by estate agents Countrywide showed the average price paid by investors fell by 8.3% in April, from £194,000 to £178,000.

The Countrywide lettings group said the average rent in the UK rose by 3.1% in 2015, with the east of England showing the highest growth.