Sentence examples for organization average from inspiring English sources

Go back home, have your HR person run you a spreadsheet that shows you every job title in the organization, average male pay, average female pay.

On a comparable basis, ABC reported that for the 379 newspapers filing with the organization, average daily circulation plunged 10.6%..

Additional information concerning the viruses, such as genome organization, average size and virion illustrations, and the bats, including common names, diet type and geographic distribution, were further collected from the ViralZone database (25) and the ICUN Red List (www.iucnredlist.org), respectively.

In general, sales force costs often represent the single largest investment for an organization, averaging about 10% of sales revenues, and up to 40% in B2B markets.

To create the predicted reliability ratings, the organization averages a car's overall-reliability scores for the last three years, where available, provided the vehicle has not changed significantly in that time.

"And Gustavo has been the spirit behind everything". She also noted that ticket sales have remained high, with Dudamel's concerts regularly selling out and that the organization averages around 92% capacity for the more than 150 concerts it presents each season at Disney Hall.

Orphans International has 4-5 spersors per child, CharityHelp International-affiliated organizations average four sponsors per child.

Based on the researchers' assessment of population and geographic location, we would suggest that 22% of respondents came from primarily urban organizations (average population of just over 800,000), and 32% from primarily rural or remote organizations (average population of slightly less than 55,000); the remainder of cases would be classed as mixed or indeterminate.

An estimate for worldwide genomics funding from the responding organizations averages around US$2.9 billion for 2003 – 2006 (Table 1).

Investors seldom seek assurance that an organization is average or slightly above average in every area; rather, they want the organization to have a distinct identity that aligns with its strategy.

Social spending in the U.S. is far above the organization's average.