Sentence examples for soared on average from inspiring English sources

Those egalitarian Swedes ReprintsAll told, say trade unionists, managing directors' and chief executives' pay at Swedish companies listed on the stock exchange soared, on average, by 61% between 1996 and 1999, while blue-collar workers' pay in the private sector went up by 16% in the same period.

Although the flyaway cost of jet fighter aircraft has soared, on average, by about 12.63% per year, the quality-adjusted aircraft cost has only risen by about 2.6% per year, a figure lower than the average observed general inflation rate for the period (around 4%).

The funds — which soared 34.4percentt, on average, in 2006, compared with a 15.6percentt rise in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index — are still well ahead for the three-year period, returning 18.1percentt, and five-year period, returning 21.6percentt, annualized.

He found that while the S.& P. has soared 35 percent, on average, in the first 12 months of a new rally, those gains have slowed to an average of 17 percent in the second year of a bull market and just 5 percent in the third year.

Dealers said many of the gains for the components were not linked to specific company news Thursday, but to buy programs activated after the Dow Jones Industrial Average soared on news of unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs data.

Tobacco shares soared on the news.

Stock markets soared on Monday on the withdrawal of Mr. Summers.

The Nasdaq soared on wings to 5000.

Other uranium mining stocks soared on Friday.

Interest in "gun control" soared on Google.

A relieved stock market sent all the major market averages soaring on the news, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 1.4% to 10,971 and the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index adding 1.7% to 2686.