Sentence examples for euros on average from inspiring English sources

"We lose 20 euros on average for each pair of shoes," he says.

"The recent VAT tax increase raised the cost of a car by 650 euros on average.

In January and March, the managers bought shares at 8.21 euros, on average; they now trade at 8.23 euros, versus their target price of 11 euros.

They paid 102.53 euros, on average, or $91.45 at the time, for every 100 euros of face value for the bonds, which are rated AAA by Standard & Poor's; the bond closed on Friday at 108.67 euros, now worth $115.82.

It shows that the richest 10% in the country own assets amounting to 1.4m euros on average, 80 times more than the annual income of the median German household.

For unemployed individuals returning to a new job, the average unemployment duration is 16.2 months, and their average reentry wages of 1,226 euros imply a 10% decrease relative to their previous wages (1,358 euros, on average).

ANR grants--some half a million euros on average--can be used to help hire a postdoc or technician and pay for instruments or supplies, but they don't pay a researcher's salary.

In Switzerland, the loss of one working day costs about 600 euro on average, 11 and therefore work loss is a significant cost factor in back and musculoskeletal disorders.

Last year, the 15.5 million tourists who visited Greece spent 650 euro on average.

From Table 4, one can conclude that Germans are unwilling to move away from the status quo unless they are compensated by 500 Euro on average.

For nursing homes for the elderly, the annual cost incurred by families is 20,800 euro on average (out-of-pocket expenditure without considering public contribution).