Sentence examples for meant the average from inspiring English sources

Their nine medals, four of which were gold, meant the average expense per medal was £3m.

This meant the average volume of alcohol in drinks consumed rose.

Balls said the new figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility about forecasts for inflation and average earnings (see 2.51pm) meant the average worker would be £1,700 worse off at the end of this parliament.

It has meant the average age of mothers in 2013 topped 30 in England and Wales for the first time since records began in 1938. in 2012 was 29.8 years.

Diana Parisi, a spokeswoman for KeySpan in Hicksville, said rising gas prices meant the average customer could probably expect to pay about 25percentt more this year than last, despite the tax cut.

British Gas said its 1 January price reduction applied to all customers, whether on variable or fixed tariffs, and meant the average annual dual-fuel bill would fall from £1,282 to £1,241.

That means the average amount invested per customer was £3m.

The lower enrollments mean the average age of nurses is rising.

That means the average new American spread is 50percentt larger than it was in 1970.

That means the average will have dropped for two quarters in a row.

It is £488,000 (ONS), which means the average stamp duty charge is £14,400, or 3%.