Sentence examples for means that average from inspiring English sources

The new rate effectively means that average prices in Zimbabwe rose 36-fold between April 2006 and April 2007.

Rising income inequality means that average income can be growing smartly, even as most workers are not much better off.

Since China has 1.3 billion people, having an economy the size of the US means that average living standards are less than one-fourth of ours.

It means that average fares for season tickets and off-peak returns will rise by 3.1%, with some permitted to rise by 5.1% at the operator's discretion.

That means that average selling prices are dropping putting a squeeze on profits.

Ultimately, this means that average business users will be much better equipped to handle their own data analysis.

This means that average-height women — 5 feet 4 inches — who weigh between 108 and 145 pounds have a higher mortality risk than average-height women who weigh between 146 and 203 pounds.

Most of the neurons are present at birth, which means that, averaged over the entire nine months from conception they are being born at the rate of about 250,000 per minute.

This means that averages and standard deviations of graph metrics computed over the 26 couples do not allow for the characterization of the typical hyper-brain network associated with a specific strategy.

This ought to mean that average power consumption per server will level off in coming years, says Mr Scaramella.The second fix comes from using more efficient power supplies.

The price of commodities like oil and lumber, as well as imported goods, has fallen in recent months, and the decline in the average workweek last month -- to 34.1 hours, from 34.3 -- meant that average weekly wages actually fell slightly.