Sentence examples for median it will from inspiring English sources

If a vehicle comes too close to the median, it will hit the bollard and slide off the bell and back into the street without damaging the vehicle or anyone walking across the median.

If you keep the indicator down, it will stay in place, and if you attempt to send yourself careening off the road into the median, it will stalwartly refuse to let you kill yourself.

Note that since Table 6 always fixes one of these variables at the median level, it will not show either the highest or lowest extremes.

And while 2001 may again not be a record setter -- either in terms of sales or median prices -- it will still be in the top four or five, Mr. Mercurio said.

If your plan has fees of 1.5% a year, vs. the median 0.72% it will reduce your retirement readiness by 10%, Kmak calculates.

It will report on the multiple of the DG's pay to the BBC median each year and it will regard the current multiple as a cap.

Using the median, Howard said, "means it will be more difficult for the result to be affected by any one judge; you would have to get a greater consensus".

The age of the median German today is 40, but by 2050, it will be 47; in France, the median age will rise from 38 to 45.

In Germany, the median age will rise from 40 in 2000 to 47 by 2050; in Italy, it will reach 50 as early as 2025.

But, uniquely among developing countries, it is ageing extraordinarily fast, so by 2050 its median age will have risen to about 45.

By 2050 its median age will be a sprightly 41 and its population will still be growing.