Sentence examples for dropped on average from inspiring English sources

The weight of one yak dropped on average between 20 and 30 kilograms this year, or as much as 18percentt of its normal weight.

The companies were downgraded after they had dropped on average 98.2percentt during the previous 52 weeks.

Median incomes dropped, on average, for every income group except the top ten per cent, with ethnic minorities, those without college degrees, and older people seeing disproportionate declines.

The already fourth-place rating in the financially crucial area of viewers ages 18 to 49 has dropped on average 11 percent, to a 2.5 (3.1 million) this year, from 2.8 (3.57 million viewers) last year.

A new study of 235 universities found that their endowments dropped, on average, by 24% in the last six months of 2008.Students can borrow tuition money, but that has problems of its own.

Congestion in the charging zone, as measured in minutes of delay per kilometre travelled, dropped on average by 30%, which is at the high end of the original projections.

Rates will drop on average 4.2percentt effective May 1; rates dropped an average of 4percentt last September.

"Savings are predicted to drop on average for everyone in the UK in the next few years," says Van Hulle.

On the other hand, Cablevision's premium service, called Optimum Gold, will be reduced slightly to $81.59 per month from $81.85, and Optimum Preferred will drop on average 31 cents to $63.66 a month.

House prices plunge the further from the capital you go; the headline figure is that prices drop, on average, by £1,300 for every extra minute of travel time out of the city.

The mere presence of cameras slows traffic: deaths and injuries drop on average by 35% where they're installed.But against that is the belief that speeding is harmless fun, a tug-of-wits between drivers and the police.