Sentence examples for growth of average from inspiring English sources
Annual growth of average earnings (excluding bonuses) fell to 1.4% in November, the lowest rate since June 2010.
So, before the crisis, the growth of average earnings was somewhere between 4% and 4.5% a year.
Although the annual growth of average earnings remains subdued, rising by only 3.8%, unions are flexing their muscles (see article).
For example, the interest rate earned by the notional accounts is set by the growth of average wages, not that of the total pay bill, which means that it is unaffected by fertility-induced falls in employment.
At a time when unemployment benefits have been frozen, the state pension has been subject to the "triple lock" – an annual rise equal to the inflation rate, the growth of average earnings or 2.5%, whichever is the highest.
A slowdown in the growth of average earnings also helped the inflation outlook.A further monetary tightening may now look less likely, but the bank has left the door open to push up rates again if necessary.
During my term as CEO, we also achieved average annual revenue growth of 26 percent, average annual net income growth of 32 percent, average annual earnings per share and free cash flow per share growth of 21 percent, total average annual shareholder returns of 20 percent, and an increase in market capitalization of 662% since 2004.
The growth rates of average nominal wage are 155 and 194% for the periods of 1995 2003 and 2004 2012, respectively.
After economic growth of, on average, nearly ten per cent a year, for more than three decades, the Party expected growth to slow to a sustainable pace of around seven per cent, but it could fall more sharply.
The neo-liberal reforms that it unleashed following the Rose Revolution in 2003 led to GDP growth of, on average, 6.1% during the period from 2004 to 2012.
The overall package means growth of an average of 4.1% in real terms each year and is designed to deliver 3,500 children's centres in every constituency by 2010, with 2,500 open by 2008.
