Sentence examples for on average risen from inspiring English sources
Using wage indexing instead of price indexing in computing initial benefits has a tremendous financial impact on Social Security, since wages have, on average, risen more than a percentage point per year faster than prices.
Substantial parts of Britain still have average prices which remain below their 2008 peak and separate figures published on Friday by estate agents Your Move and Reeds Rain show prices have on average risen by 2% a year nationally since the onset of the financial crisis in 2007.
At the end of August shares of MGM Mirage, the casino operator, had lost 70% of their value in 12 months, even as prices of its high-yield bonds had, on average, risen 2%.
According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD), poor mental health now accounts for one-third of all new disability benefit claims on average, rising to as high as 40-50% in some member states [ 1, 2].
They added 400,000 jobs, while sales on average rose 13 percent.
Fatima Okorie, a sales consultant, said the dealership sells four cars per month on average, rising to 10 or 11 at peak times.
A bank closing its doors reduces SME lending growth in that area by 63% on average, rising to 104% when the branch in question is the last in town.
Facebook also reported an increase in users who access Facebook every day, these, on average, rose 8% from December to 655 million in March.
"We expect global demand for all forms of energy to grow at about 1.7% per year on average, rising more than 50% from about 220 million oil-equivalent barrels per day currently to 335 million oil-equivalent barrels daily by 2030," Rex W. Tillerson Rex W. Tillerson, president of ExxonMobil, recently told the Brigham Young Alumni Association.
The same CDC study found that MDR TB treatment cost $134,000 per case on average, rising to $430,000 for the most extensively resistant cases.
Changes in RNLI levels from six months to 24 months post stroke on average rose gradually throughout the follow-up period.
