Sentence examples for on average maybe from inspiring English sources

"Since the 1930s, there have been on average maybe between 10 and 20 murders a year".

The founder effect is a reminder that immigrant populations tend to be unrepresentative subsets, differing somewhat (longer legs on average, maybe, or stronger wings, or a larger sampling of venturesome peasants than complacent landowners) from their source population.

It's pretty tall in the middle, but on average maybe only 100 miles or 150 km.

Under a corrupt and incompetent political elite, it is now the poorest country in Europe.Moldovan salaries, when paid at all, are tiny: officially, $30 a month on average, and maybe $20 more in undeclared income.

"That averages maybe a couple of thousand per game".

During his 30 years as a lawyer for the New York Times Co., George Freeman says, the "Gray Lady" faced four to five new libel suits per year, on average, and has had maybe eight pending against it at any one time.

All the seabasing stuff works fine in sea state 2, but that means waves about a foot high on average, ranging up to maybe a foot and a half.

Buying vineyards, at maybe a fifth of their present value on average, was one step.

Given the pittance composers earn – maybe £3,000 on average for a commission that might take a year to write – these funding bodies deserve mention at least once a year.

If you have large size, you might get less, maybe 31/2 on average.

But maybe, just maybe, there is one day where everyone is on average most depressed?