Sentence examples for driving average from inspiring English sources

She was never a heavy hitter, but last year her driving average fell mysteriously, to 229.8 yards, from 241.8 in 2007.

In the other is Goydos, one of the game's shortest hitters, whose driving average is 48 yards shorter this week at 262.7.

He leads the European Tour in driving average at 317 yards and would lead the PGA Tour with that number, too.

But she dismissed the idea of a wider recovery of the ice cap, saying that climate change is still driving average temperatures up, despite significant variation from one year to the next.

Through the experiments, students test their hypotheses about the factors that are driving average shell thickness in the system.

And while there are myriad factors driving average life expectancy in a country, France's greater longevity than the United States' is consistent with this analysis.

If the standards we recommend are adopted, the average S.U.V. owner, driving the average number of miles, will save over $300 a year when gasoline is $1.50 a gallon and $400 a year if the price hits $2.

"Here I did local sloppy driving, averaging 58.11 miles an hour, and got 21.86 miles per gallon," he said.

But looking at the performance of just those two, IBM says that Facebook continues to be the bigger referral engine, driving "an average of $107.73 per order, while Pinterest referrals averaged $95.24 per order".

The EPA estimates the average owner will save $6,000 in fuel costs, over five years, compared with driving the average gasoline-powered vehicle.

No matter how large the original opportunity, new entrants continue to arrive, driving the average return ever downward.