Sentence examples for on average do from inspiring English sources

Over a working life, between the ages of 21 and 50, we can expect that a dollar spent on early childhood nutrition will on average do about $45 worth of good over a wide range of low- and middle-income countries.

As James has said, "I'm not sure how I'm going to cope!" To finish together, the five brothers will indeed have to overcome the odds--one in five contestants on average do not finish the race.

From that it can be concluded that the fusiform cambial initials, which give rise to secondary phloem fibres, do not form continuous axial polar lines of fibres just above or below each other, but rather are axially separated by one or two fusiform cambial initials that on average do not give rise to fibres (Fig.  8).

Their husbands, on average, do three hours.

What are epithelial cells, and how long, on average, do they last?

How much, on average, do Pixar's films cost to make? l.

And this despite the fact that women on average do better in education than men.

How many children on average do you think a woman in Mexico has today?

The newer machines will each, on average, do the work of six iron-and-wood looms, minus the balletic grace.

They "run the gamut from excellent to awful" and, on average, do no better than their public counterparts.

With the Millennials, a generation that on average doesn't know who Cary Grant is, I say: "Like Carrie Bradshaw, you know... Sex and the City".