Sentence examples for falls on average from inspiring English sources

The Pre-School Learning Alliance said the grant for the existing funding falls, on average, around 20% short of the true cost of providing care.

The sun reliably shone on the first day (rain falls, on average, on just 16 days a year and between November and February, daytime temperatures hover between 21C and 25C with an almost constant delicate breeze) and the surf was up.

Why would you care about their behavior?" No, he insisted, the extra $2,000 was an effort to increase the value of the scholarships, which some studies estimate falls on average about $3,500 short of the full cost of attending college annually.

The total wage bill falls on average by 2.2%% following extensions.

The index developed by Aráoz (2011) to measure the quality of institutions falls on average after 1930 and becomes more volatile.

234 mm of snow falls on average each winter in the Banff townsite, while 290 mm falls in Lake Louise.

As a private partnership, it does not release financial figures, and Mr. Gupta recently told employees that "overall revenues were flat last year" and partners' compensation fell, on average, by one-third, according to a McKinsey transcript obtained by The New York Times of a Webcast for consultants held early this year.

Since March, the Nasdaq index has fallen by almost 45%, while emerging stockmarkets have fallen on average by about one-third.Share prices have dropped particularly sharply in Asia, where the economic recovery has been driven largely by exports to America.

1, 8 Falls are the main cause of injury among elderly people; one-third of the population over 65 years fall on average once a year, leading to a high health care demand.

Financial Research forecasts that margins will fall, on average, from 36percentto19percentcent.

At age 75, though, the athletes' times fell, on average, by 7percentt.