Sentence examples for fetched on average from inspiring English sources

When they were sold, they fetched, on average, about 15 percent of the original appraisals.

(The judge's view of the building has not been borne out by sales figures; units that have been resold since conversion fetched, on average, an 8.8 percent gain, according to the real estate Web site StreetEasy).

Hard-to-get tickets to see Babs live fetched on average $300 apiece, the highest ticket price for any concert that year.

At Sotheby's, Lisa Hubbard, vice president in charge of international jewelry sales, said necklaces, brooches and bracelets by the hottest designers might fetch, on average, one-third or one-quarter of what the customer pays.

A litre of petrol now fetches, on average, ¥98 (77 cents), a record low price, and one which may fall still further.

The iPhone 5 can fetch $300 on average, while the iPhone 4 can fetch between $150 to $200, said Raman.

And the discounts have diminished too: short sales fetched 15% discounts on average, foreclosures 18%.

Homes sold on FSBOMadison.com, the for-sale-by-owner Web site, fetched an average price of $175,068 during the years examined.

Connie Tebyani, a stager based in Moorpark, offers her own batting average as a testament to the power of staging: Of the 15 homes she has staged within the last six months, the average time on the market was 10 weeks after she staged them, and they fetched an average of 95% of their list prices.

In 1985, each barrel fetched an average of $28; in 1986 that fell to $15.

The 89 that were sold fetched an average price of $710,247.