Sentence examples for has averaged roughly from inspiring English sources

Since the laboratory complex reopened to the public on Oct. 10, she said, it has averaged roughly 500 visitors a day on weekends, and around 100 on weekdays.

He had a strong on-base percentage last season (.361), but has averaged roughly 1 strikeout every 3 at-bats for his career.

The N.H.L. has averaged roughly 75 reported concussions a season in recent years, but this season is on pace for a slightly higher total.

Numbers for "The Walking Dead" won't be released until later today, but the show has averaged roughly 13 million viewers in its recent episodes. .

Having averaged roughly 3.8 million viewers an episode, Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a hugely unknown quantity for most.

After a year of volatility in 2008 — when crude oil prices rose to $145 in July and fell to $35 in December — prices have averaged roughly $80 over the last two years.

In the seven years since, they've averaged roughly five wins per season.

Since the recession ended, growth has averaged 2.5%, roughly around its pre-recession trend-rate, which means no progress closing the massive gap between actual and potential output that opened over the course of the recession.

Though the chance of renewed recession is slim, in a dreary rerun of last year a promising acceleration in hiring and spending is fizzling.Since recession ended in June 2009, GDP growth has averaged 2.8%, roughly its long-term trend.

The Milwaukee point guard has averaged 23 points in January, roughly five more than his average this season, and should play well against Steve Nash, who has had trouble guarding quick, dynamic guards.

Job growth over the last three months has averaged slightly less 100,000 a month, roughly the pace needed to keep pace with labor force growth.