Sentence examples for on average now from inspiring English sources
If dispirited consumers on average now begin saving just one percentage point more, they will reduce the nation's gross domestic product by roughly $100 billion.
"The charges are an incentive for passengers not to take too much," said a spokeswoman - and that passengers on average now only check in one piece of luggage.
Public-sector pay can be cut, given how secure jobs are: in both America and Britain public-sector workers are on average now paid more than private-sector ones.
Texan ranchers are getting older: on average, now, over 55.
In the OECD countries men on average now live to 76 and women to 82.
Russian men on average now live to only 60, compared with 64 in 1991.The worst is yet to come.
"I have numbers on my average now," said Davis, who is hitting.050.050
"You now have on average as many as forty people being killed a day.
The firm now says the average fare was $282, not $143, and says that to break even, the airlines, on average, would now have to increase revenue per domestic passenger ticket by $49 -- not just under $20.
He has been buying shares since August, paying $70.26, on average; they now trade at $68.50.
He first bought shares in January 2001, paying $8.16, on average; they now trade at $11.11.
