Sentence examples for on top of average from inspiring English sources

It is believed that about half of England's 46,000 NHS consultants do private work, on top of average earnings of £112,000 a year.

The Associated Press reported that, if all five passed, policyholders would face a 16percentt health insurance rate increase on top of average, double-digit premium hikes for policyholders who buy their health insurance through Obamacare's Exchanges.

Residential and small commercial customers will see the average price of electricity drop about 1.5percentt on top of an average 1.7percentt cut over the last two years.

Train companies can add up to 5% on top of the average rise, although fares that go up by more than the average must be balanced by others that rise by less or fall.

The RBS bonus pot equates to an average of £80,000 each for the 16,800 investment banking staff, on top of an average salary of £80,000.

Under current regulations, fares would go up by an average of 4.1%, with train companies allowed to add a further 5% on top of the average rise.

The 2009 losses in endowment income come on top of an average loss of 3 percent in fiscal 2008.

Only in Yorkshire and Humberside was the school premium percentage in single figures: 8%, or £9,500, on top of an average house sale worth £123,000.

However, those who knew what they were talking about appreciated that this is on top of an average 28% cut in local government finance announced in 2010.

As the complexity of catalyst structures increases, new features will be needed to learn underlying correlations and avoid introducing significant errors on top of the average DFT prediction errors expected with standard semi-local generalized gradient approximation (GGA) functionals.

Regional theatres are currently facing a crisis: 'in-budget cuts' – that is, within the framework of previously agreed funding arrangements - from both the Arts Council and their local authorities, on top of an average reduction of 7 per cent from the Arts Council in 2011-12.