Sentence examples for of which averaged from inspiring English sources

Preceding it a two-hour edition of "Extreme Makeover" delivered 9.6 million viewers from 7 to 9, while at 10 "Brothers & Sisters" attracted 11.6 million, easily outpacing a "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" repeat on NBC and Dexterr" on CBS, both of which averaged 6.5 million viewers.

Streaming probably cut into the TV audience number, as younger viewers have turned to digital devices to watch programs and live events since the 2012 presidential debates, the highest of which averaged 67.2 million television viewers.

For example, object associates for brown (BCP dark orange) included "chocolate," which was very positive, "feces," which was very negative, and a large number of other objects with intermediate valences, all of which averaged together gave a net negative WAVE for this color).

Meanwhile, low-income occupations such as home health aides, have seen income growth of just 1-1.5%—well below the rate of inflation, which averaged 2.4% during this period.

There are four troupes of performers--Snow, Moon, Star and Flower--each of which averages two big productions a year.

The least sunny areas are the mountains, some parts of which average less than 1200 hours of sunshine annually.

We chose 3678 arrays, of which average SD and MAPD values both rank the 50th percentile or below simultaneously.

This compares with a price of oil which averaged $111 in both 2011 and 2012 and which only dipped to $108 last year.

ITV's football beat BBC1's peaktime line-up which included an 8pm edition of EastEnders, which averaged 6.644 million viewers, a 28.7% share.

They also formed a task force to aggressively investigate armed robberies of drivers, which averaged more than 2,000 per month in the early 1990's.

The rising price of gas — which averaged $3.57 a gallon nationwide on Monday, according to the government — is already prompting some people to change their habits.