Sentence examples for historic average of from inspiring English sources

It's been about 2percentt, far lower than America's historic average of about 3.5percentt.

In such a situation, GDP can be expected to decline by 1%, rather than the historic average of 0.5%.

This is much higher than the historic average of 16.5 but below the levels reached in the great peaks of 1929 and 2000.

On a cyclically adjusted price-earnings measure, which smooths profits over ten years, they trade on a multiple of 19.4, compared to a historic average of 16.4.

Measured against an historic average of profits, its price-earnings ratio, at 25, is well above its historical norm (around 16.5).

Amex's charge-offs of debt deemed unrecoverable have climbed in a few months from unusually low levels to well above the historic average of 4.8% of balances outstanding.

The state's northeast reservoir systems show an increase of just over 2percentt from their historic average for this time of year, Mr. Campbell said, and groundwater supplies in North Jersey have also been rising.

We calculate the target accounting return on equity of 8%%, based on the long-term historic average rate of return of the German stock market over 30 years (Table 7).

The annual raises of 4percentt are higher than the historic average for the city's municipal contracts.

Those are great numbers versus historic average gains of 10 to 11percentt.

And let's say VOC, the Dutch East India Company, has had a historic average return of 20%.