Sentence examples for later than average from inspiring English sources

Until recently, women who married later than average had higher rates of divorce.

Dr. Meier divided the group who had had sex into those whose first sex was earlier than that of other teenagers, those who had sex at the average age, and those who had sex later than average.

"The crop is around three weeks later than average but the fruit has had extra time to grow so the quality is really good," said Hall, who expects to sell 7,700 tonnes this year.

Minor developmental delays early in life, like beginning to walk later than average, may forecast alcoholism, according to a new study.

The next cycle will begin 6 to 12 months later than average, in late 2007 or early 2008, according to the model, and peak in 2012.

In India, unusually dry weather was ameliorated when the Asian monsoon finally provided generous rains, albeit much later than average.

Both figures reveal a later-than-average flu season, as does Figure 5c, showing large values of Page's statistic P (d).

In 1988, on average, an executive worked for fewer than three employees in his lifetime; ten years later that average had risen to more than five.

In addition, our patients presented at a somewhat later stage than average for the USA: 47% of our tumours were lymph node-positive; the USA average is 39% [ 32].

When all panels are shown in the proper sequence, e.g. in a chronological order of seasons, synchronization of peak timing with respect to the average can be visualized clearly, some seasons coming earlier and some later than the average.

Still, Má Pêche, though rarely full enough to cause anyone to wait for a table, is populated much later than the average hotel restaurant.