Sentence examples for has become average from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the defense has become average, giving up 301 yards a game.

They are roughly 70% male and 60% white, and generally making enough money to afford what has become the average San Francisco rent: around $2,500 a month.

The items on sale at the festival evince this success and reflect the expectations of a population that has become accustomed to average growth of 5.1% over the past 10 years.

In a sign of how divided the housing market has become, while the average price of a property in London hit its highest-ever level of £462,799, in the north-east homes changed hands for an average of £97,444, well below their pre-crisis peak.

Excellence has become the new average.

What matters is how incredibly out of touch Wall Street has become with the average American.

Everyone laments just how alienating this element of championship-level chess has become for the average fan.

It's hard to imagine how he could have conceived of an idea that research statistics now support has become the exact average number of years that most nations go between revising their constitutions.

(The romanticization of Tibet may go back at least a century in the West, but as China has removed 300 million people from poverty in less than 30 years, it has become difficult for average citizens to view a culture that condemns material advancement in a positive light.

Today, it isn't: the effective federal funds rate (as opposed to the official target, which for technical reasons has become meaningless) has averaged less than 0.3percentt in recent days.

Now, the shade, called Hollywood White, has become the favorite for average patients who simply want Hollywood-style glamour.