Sentence examples for lifted average from inspiring English sources

A new range of products introduced during the quarter lifted average prices, helping margins.

The ODI calls for leaders to learn from policy successes; and pledge to "leave no one behind", as economic development lifts average incomes.

Despite waning tax collections, the Legislature voted overwhelmingly to lock in a package of teacher raises designed to lift average salaries to more than $41,000 by the 2005-2006 school year.

Growth is now at its slowest pace in a decade at about 5%, and that isn't enough to significantly lift average annual incomes of only $1,500, which is a fraction of the average $10,000 for emerging economies.

Events will be defined as normalized EMG amplitudes that exceed the maximal EMG amplitude obtained during the reference lifts (averaged for morning and afternoon).

They've also lifted their average first-over score in this tournament to one for one.

It was Canó's first hit in 18 at-bats, and it lifted his average to.220.

The five-hit game lifted his average only to.250, and his on-base percentage to just.289.

That was the first of four runs batted in for Williams, who lifted his average above.300 for the first time this season.

In Indonesia, interventions aimed at increasing school committees' authority and introducing elections of committee members lifted the average child's learning in the Indonesian language.

Chevron added $1.89, to $91.78, after Goldman Sachs lifted its average 2008 forecast for crude oil to $95 from $85 a barrel on "technological and political uncertainty".