Sentence examples for offers on average from inspiring English sources

A wet T-shirt on a swimmer provides at best an S.P.F. of 3; dry, the shirt offers on average a factor of 7. Most protective are tightly woven fabrics in dark colors — not your usual summer attire.

But the facts are that each of them received 2.1 job offers on average, and some 95% had accepted a position by or shortly after graduation with a median total compensation of $140,000.

In particular, we explored models where workers with larger previous wages got higher wage offers (on average).

The women given the testosterone made significantly higher offers on average, the group reports online today in Nature: 3.9 francs versus 3.4 francs for the placebo group.

The Machiguenga of Peru, who have an economic system that does not depend much on cooperation, make lower offers on average than Americans, and they accept lower offers.

RenRen offers on average 50%, and the revenue (as seen above) is not great, while Tencent used to offer 90/10, unfortunately the 10% was for developers.

For all the items combined, they were willing to offer, on average, sixty-seven dollars.

Meanwhile, an internal medicine doctor was offered on average $205,000, up 7 percent from $191,000 in 2009/2010.

If hired, they were offered, on average, $11,000 less in starting salary and were much less likely to be deemed deserving of promotion.

By entering the names of three schools — we chose Stanford, Harvard and Northwestern — we found that the sticker prices of each school were more than $55,000 for the first year, but that each institution offered (on average) more than $30,000 in grants and scholarships.

Concentrate was offered on average 2.3 kg dry matter (DM /d during P1.