Sentence examples for realising an average from inspiring English sources
Start by realising an average idea – no one has to see it.
When extensive repair work began on the main access road into the Black Isle, Marion spotted an opportunity, realising that with an average occupancy rate of just 1.2 people per vehicle on the road, the project only needed to increase this figure to 1.5 to keep traffic flowing during the roadworks.
Realising a need, Mexico opened a diplomatic office in downtown Little Rock in the spring.Of Arkansas's immigrants, 60% (the national average is 54%) are aged between 20 and 45.
This now begins to make more sense when you realise that it is an average taken over millennia, in which almost all years show no deaths, but a few isolated events cause massive casualties.
Which isn't surprising when you realise the average Brit touches their phone screen 3,000 times a day.
On average it took three minutes for people to realise a theft was occurring, while up to 15 people walked right past a single theft without noticing it.
Even if potential range changes were realised, the average number of species breeding per 50×50 km grid square would decrease by 6·8 23·2%.
And I realised: you've just experienced an average day in the life of Bill Clinton.' You might say that while Klein set out to define Clinton by writing about him, in many ways Clinton has ended up defining Klein.
But it was also a chillingly early reminder - as if it were required - to English cricket followers of the cavernous depth of strength among Australian batsmen because, even though this was Hussey's 36th first-class century in a career which has so far realised over 14,000 runs at an average of over 51, he has yet to play a Test match.
"I had realised a childhood dream.
