Sentence examples for far higher average from inspiring English sources
Initial ratings for the first four days of coverage indicate that an average of 30 million to 50 million viewers a day have watched network coverage in prime time, a far higher average than normal.
Pando's map of the United States shows a starker picture, for instance, revealing that most states average below 4Mbps, even though many cable providers in those states as well as some fibre providers shift data at far higher average rates.
There is plenty of fat to trim: generous tax breaks, far higher average pay than in national governments and benefits that include a 16% expat top-up and payment for children's education until they are 26.A rare chance to cut back was missed when staff regulations were renegotiated this year.
In contrast, the much older species flock in Lake Tanganyika is characterized by far higher average morphological divergence and, in comparison to Victoria, lacks species with intermediate morphotypes.
Image caption While average earnings are far higher than average benefit payments, they have not grown in line with inflation during the downturn.
In Boston, for example, the city with the largest percentage increase this year, 67percentthethe average age of those arrested on homicide charges is 25 and the average age of the victims is 30, far higher than average ages a decade ago in the crack cocaine epidemic.
The problem is that those figures are far higher than average wages for low-skilled factory workers in El Salvador, where owners pay an average $1.59 an hour; the Dominican Republic, where it is about $1.53; Indonesia, about $1.19; and China, about 43 cents, according to John Christman at the Ciemex-WEFA consulting service, also at Eddystone.
Immigrants to Europe are welcomed with welfare benefits but cannot get jobs (their unemployment rate is far higher than average).
The authors of the research said that while the causes of suicide were complex and likely to involve more than one factor, their work indicated gambling disorders were associated with far higher than average rates of suicide.
Meanwhile, we are regularly reminded of the severe circumstances faced by hundreds of thousands of elderly Brits faced with life-long poverty and far higher than average inflation by age group.
