Sentence examples for rising by an average from inspiring English sources

Train fares in Britain are rising by an average of 1.1%, the smallest annual increase since 2010.

But premiums matter more, and are rising, by an average of 7% across 33 states, according to PwC, a consultancy.

This has become obvious for I.Q., which, in defiance of genetic determinists, has been rising by an average of three points a decade over the last half-century.

Pay packages for university vice chancellors are rising by an average of £9,700 per year – the equivalent of one year's undergraduate fees under the new funding system.

The researchers used a series of sophisticated climate models and found this rise in CO2 would lead to surface temperatures rising by an average of 8C across the world by 2300.

The base subway and bus fare is scheduled to rise to $2 from $1.50 on Sunday, and commuter rates are rising by an average of 25percentt, in the first fare increase since 1995.

In 2013/14 energy bills rose by an average of £90.

Profits, meanwhile, have risen by an average of 140% a year.

Gas prices rose by an average of 21% over the past 18 months and electricity costs by 18%.

He said Birds Eye's costs had risen by an average of 5%.

Entry-level salarins in the software industry have risen by an average of 10to15percentent in recent years.