Sentence examples for public average from inspiring English sources

How can we convince ourselves, the American public, average by definition, that we must pay whatever it takes to educate children who show themselves to be above average in their potential for learning and positive social contribution?

Table 2 Sample of students across three locations Context 6th graders 7th graders 8th graders School A (public)       Special education section 1   15   Special education section 2     15 School B (private)       Mixed section 1 10 7 6 Mixed section 2 8 8 5 School C (public)       Average section 22     Accelerated section 20    .

No significant differences in emergency department volume were found between public (average 2,642, range 1,364 6,258) and private hospitals (average 3,398, range 729 11,080).

In one study, municipal firefighters who expressed interest in their work and concern for the welfare of the public averaged more than 50percentt more overtime hours than others.

Graceland, where Presley died in 1977, has welcomed more than 20 million visitors since opening to the public, averaging over 600,000 annually in recent years.

In-state tuition and fees at four-year publics averaged $9,139 in 2014, according to the nonprofit College Board.

Overhead costs are approximately 8percentnt of total costs and are expected to fall to 7percentnt - well below, both, the public sector average, 11.2percentnt and regulated industry average, 8.8percentnt.

While these BND public bankers average salary is approximately $132,000 per year, the top five officers at Goldman Sachs average over $13.9 million each.

Only one of nine charter franchises averaged a higher percentage of students who passed the ISAT/PSAE than the districtwide public school average, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Last year, C.E.O.'s of large public companies averaged 344 times the average pay of workers.

The national public university average was almost zero percent reduction at this time.