Sentence examples for has made an average from inspiring English sources

In the last 20 years, Bridgewater has made an average of 14.7 percent a year.

Since 2004 — the first full year after the Vivendi deal — NBC has made an average of about $3 billion a year.

Although he is not the most naturally defensive player, he has made an average of 1.5 tackles and 1.1 interceptions per game this season which, combined with his attacking threat, may check Lahm to an extent.

Compared to investing in something like the UK stock market, which over the last five years has made an average return of 5.3% year on year, it's a poor investment strategy.

Since the beginning of 2003, the police have made an average of one arrest a week.

Hometrack estimates that buyers have made an average of £33,364 each on their properties so far, while the government has a paper profit of £6.4m.

If a pupil with this level of prior attainment achieved eight B grades then they have made an average of one grade more progress than expected.

More than 92,000 people across England, Scotland and Wales have made an average of £69,000 each from the scheme since 2000, an investigation by the BBC has found.

The past year has marked another extraordinary period of returns for buy-to-let mortgage holders, who PPRMI estimate to have made an average of 24.3% a year over the past 20 years in London, and 14.75% outside.

And last February the British Medical Journal revealed that members of the Government's Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition have made an average of 45 declarations of interest each year involving food, drink or pharmaceutical companies.

Labour oppositions have made an average net gain of 300 seats in local elections since 1980, and have made net losses on just two occasions – in 1982 (immediately after the foundation of the SDP) and in 1985 (when the miners' strike and conflicts with Militant were at their height).