Sentence examples for on average every year from inspiring English sources

So, on average every year a general practitioner will only see one or two patients who have developed the condition.

A single bat eats hundreds of thousands of insects on average every year.

College textbook prices rose about 6 percent, on average, every year -- that's twice the rate of inflation -- from 1986 to 2004.

Between 1985 and 2014, the US stock market delivered returns of 7.9%, on average, every year; the bond market rewarded investors with an average annual return of 5%.

Not even half the number of acres that burned, on average, every year in the 1990's has burned this year.

"We're seeing the addition of 12 emergency-management programs, on average, every year," said Dr. Cwiak, who is also executive director of the Emergency Management Higher Education Consortium, a group representing college-based programs.

That means the Great Barrier Reef is likely to be hit with conditions like this, on average, every second year in fewer than 20 years.

I've been here 30 years and was promoted, on average, every other year before becoming C.E.O.

On average, every additional year of age increases the number of doctor consultations per year by 1.5% for men and by 1.7% for women, and the number of hospital days per year by 3.5% for both sexes.

This is despite the fact that after having completed the recommended follow-up, women with previous cervical intraepithelial neoplasia continued to undergo cervical testing more often than untreated women (on average every 1.9 years versus every 4.3 years).

ENSO occurs on average every (sim 5 years, but varies considerably between 2 7 years (see, e.g., Wang and Picaut 2004).