Sentence examples for passed an average from inspiring English sources

By comparison, the first Lok Sabha passed an average of 72 bills each year.

During the 1950s, for example, Congress passed an average of 800 laws per session; in the post-cold-war era, that figure has declined to fewer than 400.

The current Lok Sabha, which Ms. Malik said is on a path to becoming the least productive in the country's history, has passed an average of 40 bills a year since its members were elected in 2009.

And for the Susquehanna, the goal is 5 million river herring spawning above the fourth dam, which passed an average of seven herring from 2008 to 2011.

Because we use the number of new memories we form to gauge how much time has passed, an average week that doesn't loom large in the memory gives the illusion that time is shrinking.

It was shown that patients in whom life-support measures were withheld had previously passed an average of 5 days with constantly high SOFA levels.

"It will remove over £1bn from the cost of providing motor insurance and the government expects the insurance industry to pass an average saving of £40-£50 £40-£50or insurance pericy on to consumotor.

Adam Wyatt (Jeremy Sisto and Karl Jensen Brian Hutchisonon) are air-traffic controllers passing an average morning, trading casual banter about women and workplace complaints in between bursts of technical instructions to incoming and outgoing aircraft.

The sport has embraced the use of video replays to provide officials with a second opinion on most aspects of the game, but not yet forward passes; an average televised match uses only 10-12 cameras, not enough to guarantee coverage of all possible passing angles.

Billboards Brad Wete remarked that the song's instrumentation helped it pass an "average rock song" status.

However, a full pass is only granted after all four exams are passed with an average mark of 60%.