Some of his examples are intrinsically intriguing ("an average person's heart beats about 700,000 times a week").
For example, an average of all Google polls, post-first debate, gave Obama a 1.4pt advantage.
For example, an average drug-discovery company might use as many as one million pipette tips in a week.
For example, an average renter south of 96th Street whose old rent was $1,500, paid $1,815 after moving.
If 2,000 people are posting messages about a show, for example, an average of 100,000 people are seeing those messages.
In April, for example, an average of 4,057 people a day took the public tour, compared with 4,208 the year before.
For example, an average game session can last less than a minute as you complete a few deliveries and set the next batch off.
In parts of Pennsylvania, for example, an average of seven people crowded into a 16-foot by 20-foot space, said Sally McMurry, a social historian and author of "Families and Farmhouses" (Oxford University Press, 1988).
In the final three months of 2008, for example, an average of 38,830 homes a month changed hands in Britain, far fewer than the 95,679 a month in the comparable period of 2007.
For example, an average three-bedroom home will earn around £900 a year from its energy company by generating solar electricity, on top of a likely £140 reduction on household energy bills.
