Sentence examples for increasing to an average from inspiring English sources

around the parade's start time, increasing to an average of 25 m.p.h. in the early afternoon.

The amount of time spent online by home users is also increasing, to an average of 10 hours and 19 minutes a month in July 2001, up from 9 hours and 41 minutes in July 2000.

The mean annual discharge of Mackenzie water into the delta, measured at the confluence of the Arctic Red River, is 340,000 cubic feet (9,630 cubic metres) per second, increasing to an average of 540,000 cubic feet (15,290 cubic metres) per second in summer.

Within the first several seconds after application of the aspirator, the cellular deformation increased sharply, with the length of the aspirated cortex increasing to an average value of 4 μm.

16 In contrast, utilisation rates of prescription drugs continue to rise sharply, increasing to an average of 17.7 prescriptions for every person in England in 2010, compared with 11.2 in 2000.

Five years after regulatory approval, no low-income countries (LICs) had begun implementing any of the vaccines, increasing to an average of only 4% of LICs after 10 years.

According to the N.H.L., the teams spent 76percentt of last season's $1.927 billion in revenue on players' salaries, which have increased to an average of $1.79 million a player.

But in booming SoHo, asking rents on Broadway between Houston to Broome Streets increased to an average of $145 a square foot from $129 last fall.

He said the cost of tuition, which has increased to an average of $3,000 from $1,660 in 1993, was also a factor.

And, yes, costs were reduced, and yields increased — to an average of 12 pigs a pregnancy for the Dittmer sows.

Employees' share of health premiums is expected to increase to an average of almost $2,800 this year, the survey found.