Sentence examples for rose on average from inspiring English sources

In February and March, sales figures, comparing one store with the same store a year before, rose, on average, 6.8percentt.

This year, when prices rose on average by 1.7%, the carbon price played no role.

Meanwhile, Labour's vote rose on average by three points less than the national norm.Will the same happen in 2001?

500, reports Mr. Silverblatt, stocks that paid dividends rose, on average, about half as much as those that did not.

Consumption, of course, is not expected to rise to the levels of 2006, when apparel sales rose on average by 6 percent.

The recent Icahn study found that shares of a company rose on average 10 percent in the 30-day period after the disclosure of Mr. Icahn's holdings.

Inflation remains low at just 0.2%, allowing living standards to continue rising, on average.

That is certainly the case for home prices, which have continued to rise, on average.

Alexander told the IPPR that contributions would rise on average by 3.2% for public sector workers.

The cost of general insurance has risen, on average, by around 30% since the attacks.

By contrast, council tax is scheduled to rise on average by just 4% in Scotland.