Sentence examples for exactly average for from inspiring English sources
After deeply destructive hurricanes like Florence and last year's Harvey, which dawdled over land and dumped disastrous amounts of rain, Michael is moving along at 12 to 15 miles per hour, "which is almost exactly average for storms," said Brian McNoldy, a senior research associate at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.
(0 - 0.4323) = -0.0535 There is no information available for either of these risk factors, and so an assumption is made that the individual is exactly average for the population.
At the tournament, plus 130 for East-West was exactly average, 32 match points out of 64.
The U.S., United Arab Emirates, and Australia have material productivities far above the global average, but when these are corrected for income, they are either exactly average (U.S). or far below (Australia and United Arab Emirates).
In their final performance of the season, the Redskins defense allowed 380 yards and 24 points, almost exactly their averages for the season (377.7 and 24.3).
That's more than 14 inches above average through late August, and — oddly enough — exactly the current average for a full year.
So basically, this zero line any year that happens to fall right on this zero line and there aren't many of them are exactly that long-term average for the 20th century.
At the opposite extreme, only 8% of the state is unaffiliated with a religion; this is exactly half of the average for the rest of the U.S. Does this strong religiosity of the Deep South impair science education, and if so, how?
The domestic box office R.O.I. is almost exactly the same as the average for all films, and the global box office R.O.I. is somewhat better than the average for all films (about 4.5 times budget).
A conservative group, the National Taxpayers Union, said that after allowing for inflation, Federal spending rose by 4.2percentt in 1982, as against 3.5percentt in 1981 and exactly in line with an average for the past four years of 4.2percentt.
