Sentence examples for historically average from inspiring English sources

Because games historically average a little more than 150 plays, officials are averaging about four mistakes a game, about the same as in 2007, when the accuracy rate was 97.78.

Once bond spreads and property yields are low, there is no longer much scope for further capital gains.That is why investors' hopes are pinned on the stockmarket in 2007; share valuations are only at historically average levels.

Historically, average gains from the current risk/reward ratio for the IGN are 25%, while average losses have been -2%.

If one charts a historically average growth rate as it trended through the 19th century, the population today would be a little under 4 billion.

Shimer has historically averaged 125 students, and enrolled 97 in 2014.

If so, then the composition of the Yellowstone death assemblage should resemble historically averaged census data pre-20055) more closely than it does the "current" (2005 2007) living community.

Thus, 75% of reported residential mobility was less than 10 km, with women historically averaging greater distances than men.

Interestingly, after correction based on historical grades, it was the group of historically "below average" students that seem to benefit most from the use of the app, obtaining higher grades and having a lower risk of failing the final exam.

Some point out that, although house prices are historically high, average monthly mortgage payments are not.

Obama is still historically below average on net favorability and, in some polls, he is also net-unfavorable.

The city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene reported last week that since 1991, the life expectancy of residents has increased by more than five years, to a historically high average of 77.6 years.