Sentence examples for on average put from inspiring English sources

On the morning of election day four companies published polls which, on average, put Labour one percentage point ahead.

Investors, on average, put in $40,000.

We're doing a little better because our buyers, on average, put 30 percent down and are very well qualified for mortgages.

As little as a week ago, the polls, on average, put the Democrat 7% behind.By October 20th, however, the morning before the first televised debate between the candidates, two new polls suddenly put Mr Sestak narrowly ahead for the first time.

Noting that the two measures will, on average, put an extra $40 in the paychecks of Americans, Mr. Obama challenged Republican lawmakers to pass his administration's other proposals, including making it easier to refinance home mortgages and rewarding companies for generating new jobs in the United States.

Dr Richard Francis, head of research at Breakthrough Breast Cancer, said that faults in the BRCA1 gene, which on average put women at a 65% risk of developing breast cancer, were rare and in most cases were linked to family history.

The Liberal Democrats argue 3-5% more children reach key stage one attainment levels as a consequence - on average putting children two months ahead of where they would otherwise have been.

One researcher reports that, on average, putting off having kids for ten years doubles a young woman's lifetime earnings.

But in their losses, the Tigers have scored fewer than six goals, on average, putting extraordinary pressure on the Princeton defense.

On average, putting runners on first and second with no outs -- the mess Foster made -- leads to 0.9 more runs than a typical inning.

Despite the 35-hour workweek law, European Union data shows that the French last year worked a 41-hour week on average, putting them 13th of the 27 nations in the bloc.