Sentence examples for decades with an average from inspiring English sources
A legend was born and Bradman would go on to dominate cricket for the following two decades; with an average career batting score of 99.94, more than 40 runs better than the next best batsman, today he remains comfortably the greatest player in the sport's history.
This "data" is as mythical as the notion that the figure of 93 million or more Americans "no longer in the workforce" represents the "true" unemployment rate--regardless of the fact that those 93 million include all individuals over 16 who are retired, disabled or in school full time, whose numbers have been growing steadily for three decades, with an average 10,000 boomers now retiring every day!
I would like to stress that thanks to a relentless application by the Commission of the Stability and Growth Pact, in 2007, the year before the global crisis, the E.U. had the soundest public finances in more than a decade with an average budgetary position of close to balance.
Frances Quinn won the fourth series of The Great British Bake Off this week in an episode which was BBC Two's most-watched programme in a decade, with an average 8.4 million viewers.
Patients receiving ciprofloxacin IV were equally distributed by gender, typically in their sixth/seventh decade of life with an average duration of hospital stay of approximately two weeks.
By Tennov's estimates, limerence can last a few weeks to several decades, with the average being 18 months to three years.
(That compares with an average 10 offspring in a decade without implantation).
Two more large eruptions (in the years 540 and 547) helped render the 540s the coldest decade in more than 2300 years, with an average temperature of about 11.8°C (53.2°F), researchers report today in Nature Geoscience.
The mean monthly temperature for the decade (2003 2013) ranges from 17.7 to 21.7 °C with an average of 19.7 °C (NMA 2013).
Next year, the IMF growth forecast for China is 6.3%, compared with an average of 10% over the three decades up to 2010.
The average deficit over the next decade is now expected to be 5.1% of GDP, compared with an average of 4% in the original budget.
