Sentence examples for on average hardly from inspiring English sources
Its own documents reveal, however, that almost all of these jobs will involve short-term, one-off stints lasting four months on average—hardly real jobs at all.The only way to boost job growth in South Africa is to relax our country's restrictive labour laws and encourage the development of small businesses.
The bank's net interest income fell 0.16 percentage points in the second quarter while that of rivals, on average, hardly budged.
Detroit has nearly 12,000 retired general workers, who last year received pensions of $19,213 a year on average — hardly enough to drive a great American city into bankruptcy.
But a survey conducted in 2009 by Stanford University found that, on average, charter schools hardly do better than public schools, and some do worse.
Even in 2007, when 73% surpassed category averages, hardly anyone seems to have taken note.
The absolute differences in scores were hardly dramatic: On average, the literary group outperformed the popular group by about two questions (out of 36) on the RMET test, and missed one fewer question (out of 18) on the DANVA2-AF.
And thats just on average.
It hardly escapes many applicants' notice--it didn't escape mine--that their tenure in one place will be, on average, 7 to 8 years.
The payments hardly provide a living, at just over $1,100 a month, on average, plus Medicare coverage.
With 1000 QTL, due to the large number of QTL, there was on average 1.6 QTL present per haplotype region and thus hardly any false positives were found.
Last week, it reported that the Tea Party Republicans in Congress are, on average, wealthier than other Republican members of Congress, which is hardly what you might expect.
