Sentence examples for raised on average from inspiring English sources

By monitoring the penguins from hatching to fledging, Fraser determined that pairs of Adélie penguins in his study area successfully raised, on average, 1.3 chicks to fledging.

Initial public offerings, or I.P.O.'s, are the most lucrative deals, paying fees to investment banks of about 7percentt of the money raised, on average.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   When Tech Investors Win, They Win Big  |  Successful technology companies that investors sold raised, on average, $25.3 million and sold for $196.8 million, scoring a 676 percent return, according to TechCrunch's CrunchBase.

An analysis released today by the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonprofit group that tracks campaign spending, found that lawmakers who voted against the import measure raised, on average, three times as much in campaign contributions from drug makers as those who favored the measure.

But over the last decade, women running for Congress have raised on average more than their male counterparts, and substantially more in the Senate in election cycles when prominent women like Hillary Rodham Clinton and Elizabeth Warren were in the game.

For example, in 1995 eight companies raised on average $11.5 million.

"We're now raising on average a million dollars a day on the Internet.

"And in the modern day political system, a Congressman must raise, on average $10,000 a week for the bulk of a two-year term to be viable".

Projects which do reach their goal typically surpass it, typically hitting 130% of the target amount, and raising on average $4,500.

By late December the company was worth over $40 billion before its market capitalisation fell back to $33 billion.Another 44 less prominent technology companies went public more quietly, selling similarly small stakes and raising on average $149m.

We reported earlier in 2017 that, at the seed stage, women-only teams raise on average $82 for every $100 a male-founded team raises.