Sentence examples for grow on average from inspiring English sources

Treated children grow, on average, one to two inches taller than predicted — but these predictions are inexact, and the growth for each individual child unknown.

This difference is almost entirely due to what happens at puberty - for boys grow on average for two years longer after puberty.

It forecast that GDP would grow on average by 0.5% a year in 2015-18, from an average 2.4% in the previous four years.

Long-run population and immigration patterns suggest that the total American workforce should grow, on average, by about 1.4m job-seekers a year.

When the Amherst economists corrected Reinhart and Rogoff's mistakes, they found that countries with a debt-to-G.D.P. ratio of more than ninety per cent grow, on average, at an annual rate of 2.2percentnt.

Despite the recessionary slide, it predicts that in 2013, the creative industries will contribute £85bn to GDP; and that the sector will grow on average at double the rate of the rest of the economy, 4%.

Particularly strong growth was also witnessed in the South West - Gloucester grew on average by 3% per year during this period.

We should never lose sight of the fact that between 1950 and 1980 the Brazilian economy was the fastest-growing in the world, growing on average 7% a year for almost 30 years, and this wealth was not fairly distributed.

Last year was a vintage one: international travel picked up and luxury-goods sales grew, on average, by 10-20%.

When the basal area of canopy trees was 20 m2ha-1, a four-meter high seedling grew, on average, 50 cm per year under birch and pine canopies but a one-meter-high seedling grew only 10 cm/year.

Against all odds, Zeus + Dione is growing on average 100-110% year on year.