Sentence examples for gaining an average from inspiring English sources

The top 0.01 percent captured 37 percent of these additional earnings, gaining an average of $4.2 million per household.

The chart makes it clear that average gains are to be found right across the income distribution, with most groups gaining an average of £3 a week.

Someone investing the full £74,000 in a total of 11 accounts, gaining an average 3.38%, will make just under £2,500 before tax.

Although fuel prices did rise, with ultra low sulphur petrol gaining an average 0.6p per litre, the ONS said the effect was offset by weak sales in a number of commodity groups.

The latest Graduate Labour Market Statistics (from March this year) suggest that university can still be a valuable investment, with graduates gaining an average earnings premium of £9,000 per year.

If you look at the presidents who were re-elected with a divided government and a good economy — Clinton in 1996, Reagan in 1984, Nixon in 1972 and Eisenhower in 1956 — they produced few coattails, with their parties gaining an average of nine seats in the House, failing to take control of the chamber in all four instances, and losing one seat on average in the Senate.

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.

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.

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