Sentence examples for given an average of from inspiring English sources

Rusch, who had been given an average of fewer than two runs per start this year, finally received some run support, and he did not waste it.

The MoJ figures confirm the punitive approach that the courts have taken towards rioters with the 945 offenders who have been jailed given an average of 14.2 months.

Here is what that analysis found: Out of the total $1,148,971 given, an average of $17,676.48 was donated to each of the 65 "yea" votes.

In 2006, when tuition fees were £1,000 a year, students told the pollsters they were given an average of 13 hours and 45 minutes of scheduled contact time with their lecturers each week.

Although Dr. Dean lauds the 200,000 neophytes who have given an average of $84.38 to his campaign, experienced fund-raisers forage for fat checks in Washington, New York and Hollywood.

Using data from the Federal Election Commission, this chart shows all donations that corporate members of the US Business Coalition for TPP made to US Senate campaigns between January and March 2015, when fast-tracking the TPP was being debated in the Senate: Out of the total $1,148,971 given, an average of $17,676.48 was donated to each of the 65 "yea" votes.

In the 2000 Senate races, religious groups gave an average of $3,414, to 27 candidates.

Britain is expected to give an average of £331m to Ethiopia annually until 2015.

The campaign reported about 50,000 individual contributors who gave an average of about $250.

In September, Mr. Obama attracted 632,000 first-time donors who gave an average of $87.

About half of the new members made contributions, labor leaders said, with those who contributed giving an average of $16.