Sentence examples for enough on average from inspiring English sources

An acre-foot is 326,000 gallons, or enough on average to provide for two households a year.

A study in 2008 calculated that the medical cost savings are enough, on average, to offset the price of gastric bypass within two to four years.

Later this year, it plans to post an Internet "scorecard" that rates each college nationally on affordability and value — defined by graduation rates and whether graduates earn enough on average to repay their debts.

But they made only enough, on average, to cover the cost of the research.Mr Miller's view of the efficient market, one held by many academics, is strongly contested, notably by those paid huge fees for trying to better the index.

The lot is twenty-seven times larger than Universal and Paramount studios combined, but it's still not enough: on average, there are twenty movies or television dramas being filmed at Hengdian simultaneously, and many more directors are waiting to begin shooting.

I have begun counting calories, not to lose weight, but to try and make sure I get enough; on average I would say I consume about 1,000-1,500 calories a day (the average required daily calorie intake is 2,550 for a man).

During this sufficiently short time the trap volume is large enough to load on average one atom [54].

The two dams on the Elwha, the Glines Canyon Dam and the Elwha River Dam, provided enough power on average for about 14,000 homes and allowed for no fish passage.

In all cases of (alpha) tested, for a large enough (gamma), on average, asking 11%% more questions in total can lead to a reduction to only 1 round required.

The most poisonous of these frogs, the golden poison frog (Phyllobates terribilis), has enough toxin on average to kill ten to twenty men or about ten thousand mice.

When a unicell has grown enough, which on average means that it has grown to twice its original size (although variation occurs), it divides, producing two offspring of half the parent's weight (with a chance of producing an unequal division).