Sentence examples for members on average from inspiring English sources

Although the network included both younger and older members, on average nearly one-half were over 65 years old.

In these families, members on average have higher frequencies of contact than one would expect given their age, generation and sex.

The Maraba cooperative produced 138 tons of specialty coffee this year, its third, and remitted about $82 to each of the cooperative's 1,568 members on average, a significant sum in dollar-a-day territory, and one that is expected to grow.

The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of this newspaper, has calculated that if the 15 countries of the current EU enjoy economic growth of 2% a year, and the countries joining in 2004 and 2007 (including Bulgaria and Romania) grow by about 4% a year, then it will take the new members, on average, more than 50 years to draw level with the old ones (see table).

That's why union members on average earn 15% more than the rest.

Clients are on a steady uptick; there are two to three new members on average a week.

Current Echo owners were even shopping Prime Day via their speakers, the retailer notes, as Prime members bought on average one Alexa-exclusive deal per second via voice.

This accounts for 81.4 % of the genome, each gene being a member on average of 9.2 sets, with the most labeled gene being represented in 45 sets.

In some threads each member posted once, however in others members posted on average two or three comments, although some members (usually the original poster) were particularly active.

Recall that independent cooperative members are on average located closer to the processing unit than the members of dairy supply cooperatives.

AFSCME's non-teaching public employee members earn, on average, $45,000 a year to protect the public and the most vulnerable members of our society.