Sentence examples for even on average from inspiring English sources

The Vision Festival, which wrapped up its sixth edition on Friday, managed to pack the Knitting Factory, even on average nights, strictly through grassroots appeal, with no corporate sponsorships.

In these elections, the party in control of Congress did not do particularly well at retaining its seats, actually losing an average of 17 seats in the House and breaking even on average in the Senate.

We demonstrate that the condition as well as the location of the property, even on average, is not adequately considered in the appraisal reports.

By the oldest decades, participants had surpassed the 'somewhat more active' mark, even on average, and were partway, on average, towards the maximum rating of 'much more active' compared to others their age.

The risk of perinatal death and/or serious neonatal morbidity in a normal pregnancy (and even on average, see Figure 3) is small and the increase in such risk per gestational week is small as well.

Above the break-even line, on average one curation gives more than one discovery of lipid-related GO terms, and the curation effort is really worth it.

As I have previously noted, even China imposes only a 25% rate, with the rate in the EU even less on average.

Even now, on average, the premiums people pay for exchange insurance are on a par with, or even a bit cheaper than, equivalent employer policies — and that's before the tax credits.

And they do so even though, on average, they end up losing on their trades.

They are even closer on average than those of fraternal twins who grow up together.

It takes me only three days (or maybe even two on average) to wish for different weather.