Sentence examples for lower earned from inspiring English sources

Josh Johnson and Wainwright had a lower earned run average.

JUPITER, Fla .— No starting pitcher in the National League last spring had more strikeouts, threw more innings or had a lower earned run average than John Maine.

After all, before allowing six runs (five earned) in five innings, Garcia had a lower earned run average than the reigning Cy Young award winner, Felix Hernandez.

INNINGS AS STARTER AND RELIEVER Relieving is easier than starting, and pitchers tend to have a 13 percent lower earned run average as relievers.

In every season since 2000, the Mets' pitching staff has posted a lower earned run average and has allowed fewer homers and a lower batting average at Shea than it has on the road.

Nineteen batters had at least 50 at-bats in each league this season, and 12 had a higher batting average in the N.L. Thirteen pitchers had at least 20 innings in each league, and seven had lower earned run averages in the N.L.

This is bolstered by wider social support from some of the lower earning parts of society that have been affected by the recession.

Lower earning public employees could receive a partial premium to compensate them for higher energy costs.

Raising that by 3% could provide an extra £77m, in total - and that could wipe out the gain of £20 per year to lower earning tax-payers through creating a 'starter rate' of income tax.

Meanwhile, lower-earning male partners appear to be adapting to the more supportive roles that changing times demand.

Alcan, based in Montreal, said about two-thirds of the charge related to lowered earning power of bauxite and alumina operations owned by its Aluminum Company of Canada subsidiary.