Sentence examples for higher than average number from inspiring English sources

Clare Beckett is head of student recruitment at Thames Valley University, which takes a higher than average number of students through clearing.

Where there were once single-family homes owned by their residents, there is a higher than average number of rental properties, meaning a more transient population.

It is leading the country in small-business creation, especially in IT and telecoms, and has a higher than average number of exporters.

The Dewsbury-based school for 11- to 16-year-olds was rated "good" in its last inspection but it's been struggling with falling numbers and a higher than average number of children on free school meals.

Such innovation is already paying dividends at the Open University (OU), for example, where a higher than average number of students recently signed up to a new course on the ecology and wildlife of Antarctica.

The intentions of Aldi and Lidl shoppers, 40.4% and 38.8% respectively, showed they were likely to vote to leave the EU, according to the survey, although both chains had a higher than average number of shoppers who did not plan to vote at all.

Another said it is only communicating by email and that this is causing problems, while it is also rejecting a higher-than average number of customers.

He does seem to still have a higher-than-average number of celebrity friends.

Ohio, where the play is set, had a higher-than-average number of black-owned machine shops, many of which received an economic boost from the war.

Finally, the team added one more factor: a higher-than-average number of minorities, almost all of them African-Americans or Hispanics.

As recently as late February, federal regulators had flagged World Wide Travel for a higher-than-average number of crashes and several cases of driver fatigue.