Sentence examples for gain an average of from inspiring English sources

The birds gain an average of seven pounds in two weeks.

According to a new study, freshmen actually gain an average of 2.5 to 3.5 pounds, and the weight gain has little to do with college attendance.

The Colts gain an average of 36.8 yards per offensive drive, the second-highest figure in the N.F.L. (the Patriots led the league).

In total, 2.1 million working households will lose on average £1,600 in benefits under the plan, while another 1.8 million households will gain an average of £1,500, the IFS said.

Medical evidence, however, suggests most Americans gain an average of a little over 1 pound between November and March.

Seattle home prices rose 0.1% for the month and should gain an average of 3.8% over the next two years, predicts First American Core Logic.

They gained an average of 1.1percentt in the first quarter.

They gained an average of 60.3percentt, compared with "just" 31.6percentt for the market as a whole.

They gained an average of eight pounds each, some of which was probably disgusting "water weight".

Rate fears also crimped real estate funds, which gained an average of 1.78percentt.

Harvard's endowment, for example, has gained an average of 23percentt annually over the last five years.