Sentence examples for pays on average from inspiring English sources

The Commission says the current corporate tax rules in the EU date from the 1930s and that a company operating across borders in the EU pays on average 30 per cent less tax than a company operating in only one.

A study of buyouts over the past two years suggests that when management is the buyer it pays, on average, thirty per cent less than an outside bidder.

This affects city revenues; finance pays, on average, $13,928 in taxes per worker, whereas the manufacturing industry pays only $5,745 per worker.

If each pays, on average, $7 for a sandwich and drink, that adds up to about $100,000 in sales per year.

Ireland, which is borrowing from two European Union funds and the International Monetary Fund, pays on average an interest rate of under 6 percent, a premium of around 3 percentage points over market rates.

Mr. Sprite said he pays on average around $500 for a half day of tongue modeling, but he added that normal-size tongues do not appeal to his clientele.

Ceri Goddard, the chief executive of the Fawcett Society, which campaigns for equal pay, pointed out that women in the UK were paid, on average, one sixth less than men.

When you buy anything worth $100 and you pay it back in one year you will pay on average about $120.

A one-year bank certificate of deposit is paying, on average, 0.8 percent a year.

If we disregard the extreme outlying value of 5,000 Afs paid to reach one CHW, on average 564 Afs was paid, and more was paid on average to get to hospitals (661 Afs) than to clinics (185 Afs).

Today, they are paying, on average, less than 1.15 percent.