Sentence examples for ordinarily average from inspiring English sources

Although winters are warmer than in the Sub-Boreal zone, and although the Great Lakes help temper the bitterest cold, January temperatures ordinarily average below freezing, and a winter without a few days of subzero temperatures is uncommon.

SOIL TESTING — Ordinarily, for the average garden a complete soil analysis is not necessary.

The Iowa Stopgap Measure eliminates the ACA requirement that insurers provide "cost sharing reduction contracts". These are contracts under which a poorer purchaser of an ACA exchange policy purchases a plan that is called "Silver" and that would thus ordinarily impose an average of 30% "cost sharing" through deductibles, copays and coinsurance.

The reason is that ordinarily only statistical averages are observed in the study of the behaviour and properties of gases, and statistical methods are quite accurate when large numbers are involved.

The yellow metal is now trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, ordinarily seen as a bullish sign.

By this account, it is Pound, rather than Hemingway, who brings the bout to a conclusion; and he does so by falling back on a settee - a fixture not ordinarily available in the average gymnasium for the use of wobbly punters.

Ordinarily in the temperate zones average temperatures exceed the threshold during most of the growing season which begins when the threshold is reached in spring and ends when temperatures drop below it.

It said a quarter of drivers who would ordinarily be working on an average day would now be needed.

A powerful left-handed batsman, Ryder's Test batting average of 40.93 would ordinarily see him as a valuable asset to a New Zealand team that can ill afford to be without a player of his natural ability.

Average prices in France during summer months ordinarily are about €95 per megawatt hour.

July is ordinarily the wettest month of the year, with an average of 9 inches (230 mm).