Sentence examples for rising to an average from inspiring English sources

Starting pay at the South Carolina plant is $14 an hour, while starting pay in Washington is $15 an hour, rising to an average of $28 an hour.

This week, in the first full week after his comments, the proportion of female guests and contributors improved modestly – rising to an average of 24%, suggesting that Today's producers were heeding their leader's remarks.

Retail prices have followed crude prices, rising to an average of $2.90 a gallon for unleaded regular in New York last Monday, from $2.09 a year ago, NewYorkGasPrices.com reported.

Rising to an average elevation of 3,300 feet (1,000 m) above sea level, the highlands are characterized by low mountains, hilly uplands, and tabular plateaus and include Mato Grosso Plateau and Paraná Plateau.

Last week was the first full week since Entwhistle's comments, and there are initial signs that Today's producers have taken his remarks on board, with the proportion of female contributors rising to an average of 24%.

Rising to an average elevation of 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) above sea level, the highlands are characterized by low mountains, hilly uplands, and tabular plateaus and include Mato Grosso Plateau and Paraná Plateau.

For the Democratic convention, viewership rose to an average of 30.2 million from 20.4 million four years ago.

That number will rise to an average of more than 10 per school next month.

One-year adjustable-rate mortgages rose to an average 5.59percentt from 5.53percentt.

Thirty-year mortgages rose to an average 7.12percentt from 6.99percentt, while 15-year mortgages rose to 6.70percentt from 6.56.

Imports of crude oil rose to an average of 10.4 million barrels a day last week, according to the data.