Sentence examples for million on average from inspiring English sources

Last year its Friday night audience was 3 million on average.

Daily ridership is over 8 million on average and has gone as high as 9 million.

Figures were up by 300,000 on the opening episode of series two last year, which drew 9.3 million on average.

Mayfair, which is worth £400 on the board, keeps its place at the top, but property there is now an eye watering £3.5 million on average.

That's 8.3 deaths per million, compared with 38 per million, on average, in the EU, and 52 per million in litigious America.

The BBC iPlayer received a record 3.5m requests a day on average – TV had 2.5 million on average and radio 1.1m.

The number of sequences with a length of 24-nt was lower in the group of flower buds (∼2.8 million) than in all other batches (approximately four million, on average).

The properties she has helped clients buy were priced at over £1 million, or $1.6 million, on average and were in central London.

Juries value a life at $3.5 million, on average, one study found.

Forbes valued the league's franchises to be worth $103 million on average, almost three times as much as the $37 million average valuation in 2008.

The statewide shortage of officers became so significant that in 2013 Alabama's Department of Corrections paid $20.8 million in overtime — compared to $13 million on average over the four previous years, the Associated Press reported last year.